Free For All (2007)
Free For All is a 2007 anecdotes book written by Don Borchert.
Here is a ringside seat for the unlikely spectacle of mayhem and absurdity that is business as usual at the public library. Cops bust drug dealers who've set up shop in the men's restroom, a burka-wearing employee suffers a curse-ridden nervous breakdown, and a lonely, neglected kid who grew up in the library still sends postcards to his surrogate parents -- the librarians. From the first page of this comic debut to the last, you'll learn everything about the world of the modern-day library that you never expected. -- from publisher description.
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What is Free For All about?
Here is a ringside seat for the unlikely spectacle of mayhem and absurdity that is business as usual at the public library. Cops bust drug dealers who've set up shop in the men's restroom, a burka-wearing employee suffers a curse-ridden nervous breakdown, and a lonely, neglected kid who grew up in the library still sends postcards to his surrogate parents -- the librarians. From the first page of this comic debut to the last, you'll learn everything about the world of the modern-day library that you never expected. -- from publisher description.
When was Free For All published?
Free For All was published in 2007.
Who made Free For All?
Free For All was written by Don Borchert.