BiblioLife works with some of the largest libraries and library organizations in the world. Below are just some of the projects and partners that make up our current network and the types of organizations that should think about getting engaged with the BLN.

• Bibliographical Center for Research (BCR) in Denver, Colorado. BCR is the nation’s oldest library cooperative and serves over 8000 libraries. Shelf2Life is a joint project between the Bibliographical Center for Research (BCR), Ingram Digital, and BiblioLife. BiblioLife provides the scanning equipment, capture software, post-processing, QA, book packagin and merchandising to make books provided by the member libraries available in selling channels worldwide. This video gives a great overview of how we work with libraries.

• Essential History of Exploration and Mountaineering. Our signature series with curator and adventurer Conrad Anker.

• Your Backyard Farmer is an organization based in Portland, Oregon that established urban garden CSA programs nationwide. They work with BiblioLife to identify and package important books on the history of agriculture and farming.

• International Talk Like a Pirate Day is an international homage to all things Pirate. We worked with the ITLAPD guys to package and sell some of our most popular classic books on Pirates and Pirating.

• Open Source Books and the Public Domain. Read more about how we work with Open Source projects such as Gutenberg.