- Gina Schlesselman-Tarango, Miguel A. Tarango. "What You Cannot Get Over": A Photographic Essay Exploring Reproductive Failure, Affect, and Information Work. Library Trends, 68(3):390-408, 2020.
- Michele R. Santamaria. Concealing White Supremacy through Fantasies of the Library: Economies of Affect at Work. Library Trends, 68(3):431-449, 2020.
- David Paton. The Bookness of a Book: Cataloging Affect in South African Artists' Books. Library Trends, 68(3):521-548, 2020.
- Deborah Prosser. Affect and Deaccessioning in the Academic Library: Feelings about Books and Place. Library Trends, 68(3):506-520, 2020.
- Sarah H. Mabee, Sarah E. Fancher. Curiosity is a Luxury of the Financially Secure: The Affective Thresholds of Information Literacy. Library Trends, 68(3):482-505, 2020.
- Kate Adler, Lisa Sloniowski. Introduction. Library Trends, 68(3):369-378, 2020.
- Stacy Allison-Cassin. Bodies, Brains, and Machines: An Exploration of the Relationship between the Material and Affective States of Librarians and Information Systems. Library Trends, 68(3):409-430, 2020.
- Melissa Adler. Afterword: The Strangeness of Subject Cataloging. Library Trends, 68(3):549-556, 2020.
- Ronald E. Day. Redirecting Library and Documentary Affects: From Libraries to "Liferaries". Library Trends, 68(3):379-389, 2020.
- Dolsy Smith. Vocational Melancholy. Library Trends, 68(3):450-481, 2020.