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banned books
Walking Away From Colors: The Giver
Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere Banned Due to Racy Jumper Fumblings
Banned Books Week 2013
Is There a Correlation Between Banning Books and Bad Science?
Graphic Novel, Non-Fiction || In Bad For You, Kevin C. Pyle and Scott Cunningham expose the long-standing campaign against fun for what it really is: a bunch of anxious adults grasping at straws, ignoring scientific data, and blindly yearning for the good old days that never were.
Banned Books Week 2013
Labeling Kurt Vonnegut: From Science Fiction Writer to Pornographer
Banned Books Week 2013
Albus Dumbledore Didn’t Come Out at the Right Time (According to Everyone)
Banned Books Week 2013
You are Guy Montag: Ray Bradbury’s #1 Censorship Concern
Banned Books Week 2013
Stephen King: An Unlikely Lifeline In Turbulent Waters
Banned Books Week 2013
Original Sin: The Complex Irony of Frankenstein and Its Impact
Banned Books Week 2013
A Map of Comic Book Burnings Across the U.S.
Banned Books Week 2013
The Outliers: A Tribute to Writers Who Refuse To Stay Silent
Banned Books Week 2013
The Religious Controversy Surrounding Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials
Banned Books Week 2013
If Plato Were Alive Today, Would He Try to Ban Harry Potter?
Graphic Novel, Non-Fiction || In Bad For You, Kevin C. Pyle and Scott Cunningham expose the long-standing campaign against fun for what it really is: a bunch of anxious adults grasping at straws, ignoring scientific data, and blindly yearning for the good old days that never were.
Banned Books Week 2013
The Careful Leveraging of Fear: The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood
Banned Books Week 2013
Reflections of a Repentant Book Burner
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