[aisle] Graphic Novel Shelving

[Wagoner, Benjamin]

Colleagues,

When shelving your graphic novels, do you separate your fiction and
nonfiction books?  We're not sure if we should fully mix them together or
have the nonfiction grouped first and then the fiction grouped.  Would
anyone care to share how they did it in their library?  Thanks!

Ben

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*Ben Wagoner*

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