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Revision as of 19:36, 27 December 2016
| As of January 20, 2016, the rules on this page have been approved in concept by the SCRAP committee, but the exact wording is still being adjusted. Please use these rules. Please send any feedback to SCRAP. |
Local genre headings are usually coded in field 655 with second indicator 7 and ‡2local in the CCS database, rather than field 695. (If the heading in a record has a different source code, it is not required to change it to "local.") Unlike local headings in fields 690 or 691, local genre headings are under authority control.
Use this list of local genre headings to supplement the LCGFT list.
| heading |
| Anime.‡2local |
| Anonymous writings.‡2local |
| Adapted books.‡2lcsh |
| Alphabet books.‡2lcsh |
| Altered books.‡2lcsh |
| Artists' books.‡2lcsh |
| Baseball stories.‡2lcsh |
| Basketball stories.‡2lcsh |
| Big books.‡2lcsh |
| Bilingual books.‡2lcsh |
| Board books.‡2lcsh |
| Boxing stories.‡2lcsh |
| Catholic fiction.‡2lcsh |
| Chick lit.‡2lcsh |
| Christian fiction.‡2gsafd |
| Christian poetry.‡2lcsh |
| Christmas stories.‡2lcsh |
| Code and cipher stories.‡2lcsh |
| College stories.‡2lcsh |
| Coloring books.‡2lcsh |
| Computer adventure games.‡2lcsh |
| Computer flight games.‡2lcsh |
| Computer games.‡2lcsh |
| Computer war games.‡2lcsh |
| Cricket stories.‡2lcsh |
| Easter stories.‡2lcsh |
| Educational games.‡2lcsh |
| Electronic book readers.‡2lcsh |
| Electronic books.‡2lcsh |
| Electronic reference sources.‡2lcsh |
| Electronic videos.‡2local |
| Fantasy games.‡2lcsh |
| Fishing stories.‡2lcsh |
| Football stories.‡2lcsh |
| Foreign films.‡2lcsh |
| Glass plate negatives.‡2local |
| Golf stories.‡2lcsh |
| Hanukkah stories.‡2lcsh |
| High interest-low vocabulary books.‡2lcsh |
| Hockey stories.‡2lcsh |
| Hunting stories.‡2lcsh |
| Jewish fiction.‡2lcsh |
| Large type books.‡2lcsh |
| Manga.‡2local |
| Materiales en español.‡2local |
| Melodramatic fiction.‡2gsafd |
| Miniature books.‡2lcsh |
| Movie novels.‡2gsafd |
| Mystery games.‡2lcsh |
| Nature stories.‡2lcsh |
| New Age fiction.‡2lcsh |
| Pattern books.‡2lcsh |
| Polyglot materials.‡2lcsh |
| Radio and television novels.‡2gsafd |
| Railroad stories.‡2lcsh |
| Reading games.‡2lcsh |
| Regency fiction.‡2gsafd |
| Romantic suspense fiction.‡2gsafd |
| Soccer stories.‡2lcsh |
| Tennis stories.‡2lcsh |
| Video games.‡2lcsh |
| Web sites.‡2lcsh |
| Young adult fiction.‡2lcsh |