
Archival Silences Missing, Lost And, Uncreated Archives
Michael Moss, David Thomas
Published 2021
257 pages
Books about censorship are about the fight over what may be said and read. Banned books, burned libraries, silenced writers and the people who smuggle words past the guards fill histories, memoirs and novels. They are a reminder of why reading freely matters. This list shows the ones first published in 2021.

Michael Moss, David Thomas
Published 2021
257 pages

Marta Pérez Escolar, José Manuel Noguera Vivo
Published 2021
252 pages

Andreas Marklund, Laura Skouvig
Published 2021
212 pages

Miranda Devine
Published 2021
176 pages

Institute of Southeast Asian Studies
Published 2021
395 pages

Charles Moscowitz
Published 2021
36 pages

Ingrid Kleespies, Lyudmila Parts
Published 2021
234 pages

Ioanna Tourkochoriti
Published 2021
256 pages

Barry Minkin
Published 2021
266 pages

Daniela V. Dimitrova
Published 2021
239 pages

Bernadine Christner
Published 2021
228 pages

Ezequiel Korin, Paromita Pain
Published 2021
154 pages

M. L. McLaughlin, Javier Muñoz-Basols
2021 · 2023 edition
134 pages

Anya Schiffrin
Published 2021
315 pages

Maxime Lepoutre
Published 2021
269 pages

Israel W. Charny
Published 2021
267 pages

Bill Davidson
Published 2021
56 pages

Catha Paquette, Karen Kleinfelder, Christopher Miles
Published 2021
368 pages

Spoma Jovanovic, Cerri A. Banks, Michael C. Behrent, Gabriel A. Cruz
Published 2021
290 pages

J. R. Shackleton
Published 2021
262 pages

Heloisa Pait, Juliana Laet
Published 2021
160 pages

Rachael Jolley
Published 2021
104 pages

Matteo Gracis
Published 2021
168 pages

Mark Garnett
Published 2021
338 pages