The Southeastern Librarian (SELn) is the official publication of the Southeastern Library Association (SELA). The quarterly peer reviewed publication seeks to publish articles, announcements, and news of professional interest to the library community in the southeast. The publication also represents a significant means for addressing the Association's research objective. The quarterly issues contain juried articles, book reviews, as well as SELA, state, and library personnel news.
The Guidelines for Article Submissions and Author Instructions provides information on how to submit manuscripts for publication consideration.
Current Issue: Volume 73, Issue 1 (2025)
Complete Issue
Articles
Assessing Information Literacy in a Living Learning Community: An Academic Library Case Study
Sara McCaslin and Sean Kinder
Library Experience Day: Fostering Student Engagement and Recruitment through a Community Partnership
Melissa Dennis and Amanda T. Osborne
Politics and Collection Development: Behaviors in Library Collecting Based on Political Climates
Zachary G. Stein and Lindsey M. Reno
Book Reviews
Águila: The Vision, Life, Death & Rebirth of a Two-Spirit Shaman in the Ozark Mountains
Adina Riggins
Finding the Singing Spruce: Musical In-strument Makers and Appalachia’s Mountain Forests
Tammera Tace
Some Nightmares are Real: The Haunting Truth Behind Alabama’s Supernatural Tales
Kathelene McCarty Smith
Editorials
The President’s Column
Laura Slavin
The Sisyphean Struggle of Librarianship
A Blake Denton
News
General Interest
What the Folk: Analyzing Folk Music Collections in the Mississippi Library Partnership
David Salinero and Fawn Ussery
