American Library Association Conference June 28, 2010 PHAT FICTION: Engaging Hip-Hop Literature in the Public Library(*phat=popular, hip and tempting fiction)

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American Library Association Conference June 28, 2010 PHAT FICTION: Engaging Hip-Hop Literature in the Public Library(*phat=popular, hip and tempting fiction)

PHAT Fiction Agenda Greetings Purpose Introduction of all of the panelists Discussion Q & A Raffle Books Courtesy of Follett Library Resources

Why PHAT Fiction? The PHAT Fiction panel discussion was created to explore the impact of hip hop publishers and authors in public libraries and a comparison of racial, ethnic, and regional aspects of urban fiction. Through this discussion, we hope to communicate, collaborate, and share ideas and information with librarians, teachers and supporter of the genre. Please make sure that you join the PHAT Fiction Wikispace at:

Introductions

Susan McClelland Reader's Advisor Librarian for the Evanston Public Library Evanston, Illinois

Evanston Public Library Evanston, Illinois

susan.blogspot.com/

K.C. Boyd Area Library Coordinator, Department of Libraries and Information Services - Chicago Public Schools

Coe Booth Author of "Tyrell" and "Kendra"

Kia Dupree Author of "Damaged"

"Damaged“ by Kia Dupree Grand Central Publishing

D.L. Grant Assisant Manager, San Antonio Public Library

Megan Honig Young Adult Materials Specialist, New York Public Library

Megan Honig Young Adult Materials Specialist, New York Public Library

Urban Grit: A Guide to Street Lit February 2011 by Megan Honig

Paula Chase Hyman Author of “Flipping the Script” - Del Rio Bay YA Series

Christopher Lassen Children's Librarian, Brooklyn Public Library

Christopher Lassen Brooklyn Public Library - Children's Librarian Bay Ridge Branch /

Vanessa Irvin Morris Librarian and Assistant Professor The iSchool at Drexel University

Inner City Teens DO Read (2007) Booklists: Street Lit For Public Libraries School Libraries ( ) Book Reviewer: Library Journal’s “Word on the Street Lit” ( ) Readers Guide To Street Literature (ALA Editions) (2010)

Amy Pattee Associate Professor, Graduate School of Library and Information Science Simmons College (Boston, MA)

School Library Journal, 07/01/2008

YA Literature Review Blog: YA or STFU

Tachelle Shamash Wilkes Author of “Amanda’s Ray”

“Amanda’s Ray“ by Tachelle Shamash Wilkes

PHAT Discussion

Audience Q & A

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