Who is Salman Rushdie? A look at the writer's oeuvre, the history of THE SATANIC VERSES, and his championing of free speech.
A new PEN America report has found that the increase in educational gag orders has come with a host of other issues, detailed here.
Keller ISD's new extreme right-wing board ushered in a new book policy, demanding approved books be pulled immediately.
George R. R. Martin has also said he has "given up on any hope of predicting the end" of the Song of Ice and Fire series.
If you're wondering how to help libraries after the Kentucky and Missouri floodings, look inside.
Over 100 books in a Florida school district have been given a warning label, including the board book Everywhere Babies.
How to find and develop a local anti-censorship group. That, plus this week's censorship news from across the US.
Raymond Briggs, beloved British author and illustrator of popular Christmas story The Snowman, has died at 88.
A South Carolina senator demands book removals from Spartanburg Public Library with press conference across from the library.
The property that was used as the Bennet family's home in the 1995 BBC Pride and Prejudice series is for sale for £6,000,000.