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'''Contents notes''' are optional for works with more than 100 titles. You are encouraged to enhance contents notes.
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* [http://www.loc.gov/marc/bibliographic/bd505.html LC MARC]
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Add and enhance '''contents notes''' whenever possible to improve patron access.


;Contents notes are required for the following:
;Contents notes are required for the following:
*Short stories
*Short story collections by multiple authors
*Plays
*Plays
*Literary collections (two or more forms of literature)
*Literary collections (two or more forms of literature)
*Fairy tales
*Fairy tales
*Songs
*Song titles (sheet music or Music CDs)
*Supreme Court cases
*Supreme Court cases
*Collective biographies
*Collective biographies

Latest revision as of 19:13, 14 February 2022

Add and enhance contents notes whenever possible to improve patron access.

Contents notes are required for the following
  • Short story collections by multiple authors
  • Plays
  • Literary collections (two or more forms of literature)
  • Fairy tales
  • Song titles (sheet music or Music CDs)
  • Supreme Court cases
  • Collective biographies
Contents notes are not required for the following
  • Poetry
  • Speeches (EXCEPTION: Representative American Speeches)
  • Essays (EXCEPTION: Best American Essays)
  • Excerpts
  • Complete works
  • Myths
  • Fake-books
  • Encyclopedic reference works
  • Miscellaneous writings— quotations, letters, anecdotes
  • Chapter headings