More than a third of books banned last year featured fictional characters or real person of color, a new analysis from PEN America shows.

After receiving a package from Canada Post, UBC university librarian Susan Parker discovered an overdue book for return from ...

Two of the late Brazilian author's stories for children—originally written for her young sons—will come to life as picture ...

A book "1000000 Codes of Intelligence" by writer and publicist Aydin Taghiyev, a member of the Azerbaijan Writers' Union, has ...

The election, he said, felt “like a cultural tipping point toward once again prioritizing speech.” A few days later, in an ...

Staff Writers Molly Hanley and Rania Woodward take opposite sides in the debate between physical books and e-readers.

PEN’s researchers noted that in terms of ... Sixty-four percent of banned picture books depict LGBTQ+ characters or stories; and 44% of banned history and biography titles feature people of ...

Explore the controversy surrounding Mark Zuckerberg and Meta's attempts to suppress former executive Sarah Wynn-Williams' ...

John Masiulionis, a recent San Diegan transplant and dog daddy to a precious and playful two-year-old Shih Tzu/Maltese named ...

Additionally, only 13% of all titles described sexual experiences “on the page,” with PEN America calling proponents’ rhetoric “exaggerated.” Related: The Most Banned Picture Books From the 2023-2024 ...

CHENNAI: Noted lawyer, cricket enthusiast and former vice-president of TNCA PS Raman's book 'Leo — The Untold Story of CSK' ...

The irresistible charm of reading books has been capturing my heart for as long as I can remember. The Harry Potter series ...