[CASL-L] Graphic Novel Cataloging Question

[Janet Kenney]

I left the 741.5 on all of mine, but added a GN prefix to it.  I also
sorted them be series name instead of author/illustrator (and the call #s
reflect that).  I figured it was the best way to keep all of the Superman
and superhero ones together--especially since each one can have a different
author/illustrator.

Hope that helps!


On Thu, Jun 6, 2013 at 1:46 PM, Earnshaw,Tracy <tearnshaw at rsd13.org> wrote:

> Dear Colleagues,****
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>                 How can I change the cataloging of my graphic novels so
> that first, students can search for graphic novels and come up with the
> whole list of them regardless of Dewey number.  Second, how can I catalog
> them so that during inventory they don’t come up on the shelf list.   I
> have a new graphic novel collection this year and I’ve decided to house it
> separately.  I have, however, retained the Dewey numbers on the non-fiction
> graphic novels and changed the fictional ones to fiction instead of 741.5
> for comic books.  I have GRAPHIC NOVEL stickers on the spines so they will
> get re-shelved properly. ****
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