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Banned Books Week 2013

A collection of essays and comics about banned genre books during Banned Books Week 2013

Is There a Correlation Between Banning Books and Bad Science?

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Labeling Kurt Vonnegut: From Science Fiction Writer to Pornographer

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Exactly What Happened in A Wrinkle in Time

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Albus Dumbledore Didn’t Come Out at the Right Time (According to Everyone)

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You are Guy Montag: Ray Bradbury’s #1 Censorship Concern

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Stephen King: An Unlikely Lifeline In Turbulent Waters

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Original Sin: The Complex Irony of Frankenstein and Its Impact

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When the Portal to a Fantasy World Never Opens: Bridge to Terabithia

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A Map of Comic Book Burnings Across the U.S.

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The Outliers: A Tribute to Writers Who Refuse To Stay Silent

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The Religious Controversy Surrounding Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials

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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Being a Banned Book

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If Plato Were Alive Today, Would He Try to Ban Harry Potter?

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The Handmaid's Tale Margaret Atwood

The Careful Leveraging of Fear: The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood

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Orwell and the Librarian, a Love Story

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Reflections of a Repentant Book Burner

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“A profound love between two people involves, after all, the power and chance of doing profound hurt.”

Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand Of Darkness

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