Book bans are taking an emotional and financial toll on authors, librarians, and booksellers. That, plus this week's book censorship news.
The Nobel Prize in Literature has been awarded to a Norwegian writer whose oeuvre consists of everything from plays to children's books.
Ed Young, who wrote and illustrated children's books full of fairy tales and Chinese tradition, has passed away at 91.
The award-winning, bestselling book All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr has been adapted into a Netflix miniseries.
Echo Brown, whose YA novels used magical realism to convey harsh realities, passed away on September 16 from kidney failure.
The New York Public Library's Teen Banned Book Club offers free nationwide digital access to banned and challenged YA books.
Publishers Weekly, USA Today, the NYT, Amazon, and Indie Bestsellers all have their own bestseller lists. Here are the combined results.
San Diego Public Library and LA County Library have joined the Books Unbanned initiative in time for Banned Books Week.
Leave the World Behind is based on the book by Rumaan Alam, and the movie will be available on Netflix December 8th.
California's Senator Dianne Feinstein passed at 90 after a long struggle with health that started with a case of shingles months ago.
