Last week when I was reading the reviews for The New Academic Librarian, I began to wondering if there were any other reviews out there for The Machiavellian Librarian that we did not see when it was released in 2013/2014. Turns out there was one more and a few other things.
An Australian book review!!! Julia Leong (2014) The Machiavellian librarian: Winning allies, combating budget cuts and influencing stakeholders (Chandos Information Professional Series), The Australian Library Journal, 63:4, 331-332.
We were an Against The Grain Book of the Week:
I found that someone Tweeted about the book (and it was no one I knew):
I found the book on Google Books:
And here are some lovely and helpful ways to help people cite the book courtesy of WorldCat:
If your library buys it as an ebook, it might look like this:
It was the topic and hosted by two chapter authors as an ACRL/Choice Webinar: Insights from the Machiavellian Librarian:
Its listed on GoodReads http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18371092-the-machiavellian-librarian
And finally there was a review published on scienceblog.com, where the author complained more about what was not there, than what was there, but he did say some nice things too:
http://scienceblogs.com/confessions/2014/09/22/reading-diary-the-machiavellian-librarian-winning-allies-combating-budget-cuts-and-influencing-stakeholders-by/