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The May edition of our State of the Thing newsletter has gone out to more than 1 million subscribers! See the 🧵 below for more details, and be sure to catch up on old issues online. #LibraryThing #StateoftheThing #💙📚 #Booksky

We debuted our new Your Authors by State page, in the Charts & Graphs section of the site! Now you can see where your US-born authors come from–which states dominate, which are missing. Read more about it and tell us what you think: www.librarything.com/topic/384122

We’ve made some major changes to Common Knowledge, adding twelve new fields for authors! Each of these new pages has a “Your Authors” button, allowing you to see which of your authors fall into these categories. Come learn more, and join the discussion: www.librarything.com/topic/383971

We’ve given our Helpers Log a major upgrade, making it a truly complete, one-stop page documenting everything LibraryThing members are doing to help the site. Read all about it, and give us your feedback: www.librarything.com/topic/384254

We’ve made some changes to our Local page, replacing Google maps with improved map infrastructure of our own. Come check out the improvements: www.librarything.com/local

We announced that we have added Legacy Libraries for Lloyd Alexander and M.R. James, as part of our project to document the personal book collections of notable people! www.librarything.com/profile/Lloy... www.librarything.com/profile/Mont...

We invited members to contribute to our May List of the Month, devoted to the Books We Resisted Reading. Come add your top ten choices to the list, and build a resource for your fellow readers: www.librarything.com/list/47811/a...

We shone a spotlight on some of the amazing discussions going on in Talk—LibraryThing's discussion forum. Come find a group that's right for you! www.librarything.com/ngroups