[Publib] Creative Bibliographies?

[SUSANNAH CREGO]

Many patrons still seem to like those "old" style bibliographies or lists of selected materials on a topic.  They like to have them in their hands and walk through the stacks with them.  They like to take them home and refer to them. But most of the bibliographies I've seen are old and tired looking.  I hate to create more paper handouts that look like 1970.  Has anyone come up with a way to convey this information to patrons without using boring pieces of paper?  (Paper is OK, boring is not OK).
   
  Susannah Violino
  Reference Librarian
  Norwalk Public Library
  One Belden Avenue
  Norwalk, CT  06850
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