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The Picture of Dorian Gray"> A Close Reading of the 'Censored' Passages of <em

A Close Reading of the 'Censored' Passages of <em

The Picture of Dorian Gray">

The Picture of Dorian Gray">A Close Reading of the 'Censored' Passages of The Picture of Dorian Gray

"Basil Only Likes Dorian as a Friend, We Promise!"

By Emily Temple | June 20, 2018

When a Bookstore Stands Against Censorship

When a Bookstore Stands Against Censorship

Rachel Kaplan on Why We Need Queer Books

By Rachel Kaplan | March 19, 2018

Men of a Certain Age: On Sex, Privacy, and Pornography

Men of a Certain Age: On Sex, Privacy, and Pornography

"They Say We Get the Porn We Deserve"

By Saskia Vogel | February 23, 2018

Fahrenheit 451 and Replace It With. . . My Book"> They Tried to Ban <em

They Tried to Ban <em

Fahrenheit 451 and Replace It With. . . My Book">

Fahrenheit 451 and Replace It With. . . My Book">They Tried to Ban Fahrenheit 451 and Replace It With. . . My Book

David Williams Gets a Troubling Endorsement from Florida Woman

By David Williams | January 5, 2018

A Journey Through Havana's Clandestine Book World

A Journey Through Havana's Clandestine Book World

Visiting Cuba's Hidden Library of Babel

By Ruben Gallo | December 21, 2017

Palestinian Children's Book Becomes Target for Boycott and Censorship

Palestinian Children's Book Becomes Target for Boycott and Censorship

Radhika Sainath Tries to Find a Book for Her Toddler

By Radhika Sainath | December 19, 2017

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Documenting a Legendary Publisher's Final Project

By Sandy Gotham Meehan | November 15, 2017

Writing Poetry Under Stalin: Samizdat and Memorization

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The Lessons of My Childhood in Communist Poland are Relevant Again

By Danuta Hinc | September 13, 2017

Bangladesh, a Case Study in What Actual Censorship Looks Like

Bangladesh, a Case Study in What Actual Censorship Looks Like

Life Sentences for Questioning the History of a War

By Sadaf Saaz | May 5, 2017

State Censorship: How the Library of Congress Came to Define Obscenity

State Censorship: How the Library of Congress Came to Define Obscenity

On the Virtually Unknown History of the Delta Collection

By Melissa Adler | May 4, 2017

Twitter and Facebook All in One: On the Rise of China's Weibo

Twitter and Facebook All in One: On the Rise of China's Weibo

The Subversive Cat-and-Mouse Games of Chinese 'Netizens'

By Alec Ash | March 6, 2017

Love and Terror in Pasternak's Russia

Love and Terror in Pasternak's Russia

A Cautionary Valentine's Day Tale

By Rafia Zakaria | February 14, 2017

In the Face of Constant Censorship, Bulgakov Kept Writing

In the Face of Constant Censorship, Bulgakov Kept Writing

Master and Margarita Author">On the Tragic Life and Death of the Master and Margarita Author

By Julie Lekstrom Himes | January 23, 2017

Remembering the Lessons of Kundera and Hrabal's Czechoslovakia

Remembering the Lessons of Kundera and Hrabal's Czechoslovakia

How Two Writers Responded to the Pressures of an Authoritarian Government

By Nathan Scott McNamara | December 16, 2016

Ha Jin on the Long Reach of the Chinese Government

Ha Jin on the Long Reach of the Chinese Government

Love, Betrayal, and the Totalitarian Machine

By Dylan Foley | October 25, 2016

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