Saving the Stacks: The After-Hours Book Rescuers Refusing to Let America's Libraries Die Quietly
Across America, public libraries are shutting their doors for good — and a loose network of night workers, volunteers, and obsessive readers are sneaking in before the dumpsters arrive. They're pulling books from the jaws of institutional neglect and feeding them back into communities that never stopped needing them. This is what resistance looks like when it smells like old paper.