AUTHOR: Mark Manivong
Mark Manivong is a subject specialist in the areas of poetry, literature, and children’s antiquarian literature at the Library’s Rare Book and Special Collections Division. He joined the Library of Congress in 2002 as a digital library specialist. He previously worked for the Department of Veterans Affairs Cooperative Studies Program and the Northern Illinois University Libraries Rare Books and Special Collections Department. He holds a Master of Science in library and information studies from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and a Master of Science in education and a Bachelor of Arts in German language and literature with a minor in Southeast Asian studies from Northern Illinois University.
Most Recent Posts
- Jenny and the Cat Club September 10th, 2025
- A Publisher for Appalachia’s Outsiders, Mavericks and Neglected: The Jargon Society July 29th, 2025
- The Nature of Mary Renault November 20th, 2024
- Andrew Holleran and the Violet Quill October 4th, 2024
- The Berlin of Christopher Isherwood June 21st, 2024
- Learning to Let Go: Poet May Sarton April 10th, 2024
- Guy Davenport: An Appalachian Polymath March 20th, 2024
- The Godmother of African American Poetry February 15th, 2024
- The George Schneeman Archive January 18th, 2024
- The Dim Gray Bar Press Archive December 6th, 2023