A Disappearing Act: Book Bans and What They Mean for Literature

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The Pleasure of the Text

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Two friends obsessed with books and writing, we're Shannen and Gareth, and welcome to The Pleasure of the Text Podcast. Reading and writing aren't lonely pursuits, and The Pleasure of the Text lies in the shared imaginative space where readers and writers make meaning together. So tune in and join us as we talk about the books we love, interview remarkable authors, and discuss the writer’s craft.

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A Disappearing Act: Book Bans and What They Mean for Literature

The Pleasure of the Text

1 hour 35 minutes

2 years ago

A Disappearing Act: Book Bans and What They Mean for Literature

In this episode, we explore the books that have been banned throughout history (and even now).
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