Alfred Joyce Kilmer Library: Difference between revisions

A public library in [[Lawndale]], first seen and named in the episode "[[See Jane Run]]." The library appears to be named for the American poet (1886-1918) killed in World War I, who in 1913 wrote “Trees” (“I think that I shall never see / A [[poem]] lovely as a tree”). ItThere might be the main branch of the Lawndale Public Library system,is a branchtouch of whichirony is seen near [[Lawndale High]]here in "[[A Tree Grows in Lawndale]]." Ironically, the view ofthat the library inhas "Seeonly Janeone Run"tree showsnear veryto fewit. treesIf nearthere it;were theothers, groundsthey around itwere areall mostlycut grassydown.

Though many fanfics include a library in the suburb of [[Lawndale]], few use the proper name that appears on the sign in front of the building in "See Jane Run." The Kilmer library has appeared, by name, in [[C.E. Forman]]'s "[[Accept No Substitutes]], [[Michelle Klein-Häss]]'s "[[Lawndale, CT Continuum|"Mazel Tov]]" (from her [[Lawndale, CT Continuum)]]), [[Richard Lobinske]]'s "[[It'sIt’s Not All Bad]]" (from the [[First Summer]] series), and in [[The Angst Guy]]'s "[[Smoking Mirror]]" and "[[Forgotten but not Gone]]."