On History, Memory, and Archives — "The Anarchivist" Out Now!

“In his personal, but researched essays, Huth explores the very core of the record, the archivist, the act of archiving and the archives as a fundamentally human endeavor. Huth offers unusual insight into archives, naming what many feel: within most researchers is an archivist; within most archivists, a researcher. The difference is the place and purpose of the catalyst.”

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On Sale August 1st, 2020 • ISBN 978-1-939901-14-9

GEOF HUTH is an archivist, records manager, librarian, and poet interested in the intellectual and poetic possibilities of archives and language. He has worked for over 30 years in government records and has spoken across the country on most aspects of archives and records management. Along with his wife, Karen Jamison Trivette, he runs the weekly podcast An Archivist’s Tale, which has interviewed over 100 archivists in nine countries.