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10 Books for Fans of Dungeons & Dragons Dungeons and Dragons, colloquially known as DnD or D&D, is experiencing a bit of a resurgence in popularity. First published in 1974, this tabletop role playing game is an enduring example of collaborative storytelling. If you enjoy playing D&D, consuming D&D content, or just want to see what all the fuss is about, here are some books to get you started. by Alex Kohn, YA Information Assistant, Mulberry Street Library

Notable Baseball Books of 2020 As we head into a new year (with hopefully a more traditional baseball season ahead of us), let's take a look back at some of the baseball books published during 2020 that you may have missed. by Joe Pascullo, Grand Central Library

Doc Chat Episode Eleven: Modernism and Women Photographers On the most recent episode of Doc Chat we explored the intersection of gender and modernism in early 20th-century photography. NYPL's Elizabeth Cronin and Andrea Nelson of the National Gallery of Art discussed the little known histories of two female photographers: Thérèse Bonney and Elizabeth Buehrmann. by Julie Golia, Curator of History, Social Sciences, and Government Information, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building

El origen del Braille El 4 de enero marca el 212 aniversario del nacimiento de Louis Braille, inventor del sistema de lectura y escritura táctil que lleva su nombre y que las personas ciegas y deficientes visuales utilizan para comunicarse. by Camila Franco Diaz, Communications

10 novelas magistrales de Benito Pérez Galdós A través de su mirada, influida por la filosofía positivista, el liberalismo y el anticlericalismo de su tiempo; Galdós nos muestra, en la siguiente seleccion de libros, las costumbres e historia del siglo XIX en España. by Camila Franco Diaz, Communications