In 1998, Kuwait ushered in an era of censorship after controversy over four writers. Things now may be changing for the better: But who were those writers?
Jess looks at the now-pulled J. Scott Campbell cover, which sexualizes a black teenage girl, and focuses on the criticisms that "fandom doesn't like art."
Supporting the work of Ashraf Fayadh, who is serving time in prison for writing his poetry.
Award-winning middle grade author Kate Messner talks with us about censorship, why tough books matter, & how young (and old!) readers build empathy muscles.
Cool projects, innovative programs, awesome people, and important news happening right now in libraries.
A proposed bill in Virginia would make it the first state requiring teachers by law to notify parents about books with sexual material in them.
A public librarian counters Slate's notion that Banned Books Week is no longer necessary.
Quotes from your favorite writers and thinkers to noodle on for Banned Books Week
After a book received a challenge at West Ashley High School, the book internet stepped up to get a copy of the book into the hands of the teens.
