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Slavery books ‘removed from Texas plantation gift shops’

Slavery books removed from Texas ex-plantation gift shop

Controversy over removal of slavery books from Texas plantation gift shop sparks debate on historical narratives and ideology.

Rebecca Kuang on fantasy: from Babel, Yellowface to hell

Rebecca Kuang on fantasy

Explore the enchanting ‘Realms of the Imagination’ at the British Library’s fantasy exhibition with bestselling author Rebecca Kuang.

Narges Mohammadi awarded Nobel Peace Prize in absentia

Narges Mohammadi wins Nobel Prize in absentia

Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi, a powerful voice for human rights in Iran, honoured for her courage in absentia.

Shame, anatomy, and misogyny – Vagina Obscura by Rachel E. Gross

Shame, anatomy, and misogyny with Vagina Obscura by Rachel E. Gross

Vagina Obscura author Rachel E. Gross spoke to the How To Be Books Podcast about how female genitalia and anatomy has been linked to shame.

Book lists: should we still trust their recommendations?

Book lists, giant library of books with woman trying to figure out what to read. Question mark over her head with cross and tick on either side in red.

Explore the trustworthiness of book lists and discover how to pick the palatable from the unpleasant as 2023 comes to a close.

Refaat Alareer: books by Palestinian author killed in Gaza

Refaat Alareer

The world mourns the death of Palestinian literary scholar Dr. Refaat Alareer – a tribute to his enduring legacy.

Heartstopper Volume 5 released despite controversial ban

Heartstopper Volume 5 with rainbow coloured books chained up

Heartstopper Volume 5 continues the tale of love and resilience with Nick and Charlie despite controversial book bans in the US.

Benjamin Zephaniah: 7 books and poems to remember legacy

Black and white image of Benjamin Zephaniah and his books

Explore the legacy of Benjamin Zephaniah through his powerful books and poetry, a voice of change who has died at the age of 65.

Florida AG: schools are for ‘government’s message’

Florida Attorney General claims government’s message trumps book access in schools – a controversial legal showdown.

Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear: love letter to Gaza children – review

Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear by Mosab Abu Toha

Explore the poignant collection ‘Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear’ by Mosab Abu Toha in the context of Gaza’s turmoil and resilience.

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