Internet Archive forced to remove 500k books from digital library

Internet Archive faces major setback as court rules in favour of publishers, impacting access to 500,000 books.
Libraries Change Lives Week on integral role in UK

Explore how UK’s Libraries Change Lives Week highlights the crucial impact of libraries in communities amid financial challenges.
Fossil Free Books faces backlash, corporations evade scrutiny – opinion

Recent scrutiny of Fossil Free Books and corporations pulling sponsorship exposes deep-seated biases within the literary community.
Juneteenth books: 8 powerful reads on emancipation

The freedom of enslaved African Americans is important in history and Juneteenth marks this event – hence here are some books on the topic.
Refugee Week books: 15 reads that show migrant experience

Explore our recommended books for Refugee Week as the National Literacy Trusts showcases events and resources to promote understanding.
Elsevier report shows slow progress toward gender equality in research

Elsevier’s report reveals slow gender equality progress in research, underscoring need for accelerated action.
Indian authorities set to prosecute Arundhati Roy over Kashmir comments

Indian author Arundhati Roy, celebrated for her literary contributions, faces prosecution for comments she made about Kashmir nearly 14 years ago, stating that the disputed region is not an “integral” part of India. These remarks, made during a panel discussion in 2010, have now led to charges under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), […]
Florida school board bans ‘Ban This Book’

Florida School Board bans “Ban This Book,” igniting debates over censorship, educational freedom, and the role of Moms for Liberty.
Women’s Prize 2024 winners are V.V. Ganeshananthan and Naomi Klein

Discover the 2024 winners of the Women’s Prize for Fiction and the inaugural Non-Fiction award, with a £30,000 prize.
World’s oldest Christian book on sale: what is Crosby-Schøyen Codex?

Explore the Crosby-Schøyen Codex, considered world’s oldest Christian book, sold at auction by Christie’s for over £3 million.