Out of print psychodrama books

[Adam Blatner]

Dear Fellow Psychodrama Colleagues:
       I received an email from a student who was looking for Marineau's 1989 biography of 
Moreno---now out of print and hard to find--- and the best I could offer him was to say 
I'd ask around.
     More, I had wondered about this theme, anyway, and his request pointed out this 
opportunity to inquire:

      Many of the old and out-of-print books may be in this or that person's library, 
unused. Some folks drop out, some retire, some might have duplicates or reprints of not 
only books, but also journals or articles. This is aimed not just at you, but at your 
social network (especially your psychodrama network)---colleagues, old trainers, past 
students, etc. Might you ask around and if they have any stuff they want to sell, I'll 
help them network with buyers, or perhaps sell on consignment through the folks who do the 
book service for our ASGPP conference, as they now have a website.

         Do you know some colleagues who may have retired? Perhaps they'd be willing to 
return some of their library to circulate among those who would give it a good home and 
pay a fair price for the books or journals.

    Another point: Please tell students and colleagues not on grouptalk to (1) consider 
joining; (2) check out the many psychodrama and sociometry papers (and also psychology and 
other papers) on my website: Students are welcome to download them and use them.

            Finally, did you know about my photo directory of psychodramatists? Please 
take a look at   http://www.blatner.com/adam/pdirec/index.htm
     and see (1) if you photo is there; if so, would you like to update it?  (2) if 
there's an adequate caption for the photo? If not, again please email me with what you'd 
like to have up there and I'll fix it, including putting in links to your website, if 
you've created one.  (Ha ha, five years ago I wouldn't have asked about your website, but 
we're close to a time when a fair number of you have finally created one for yourself or 
your institute.)

               Good wishes to all. Warmly, Adam Blatner