I always get a healthy response when I write something for the WSJ, but yesterday’s article on libraries seemed to strike a nerve both with WSJ readers and private emailers. I questioned a decision by the public libraries in Fairfax County, Va. to get rid of classics in order to clear shelf space for best-sellers, CDs, etc. The husband of a librarian in Michigan emailed to complain that he can check out a DVD of Booty Call at his local library, but not Henry V starring either Olivier or Branagh. Today, G. Tracy Meehan III tackles the subject in the American Spectator. The original Washington Post article that sparked the controversy may be read here.