
1984
George Orwell
1971 · 2021 edition
416 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. Only books in French are listed.

George Orwell
1971 · 2021 edition
416 pages

Ray Bradbury, Adrien Viallet, Laure Mangin
1971 · 1999 edition
290 pages

Louisa May Alcott
1884 · 1988 edition
141 pages

Jasper Fforde
2001 · 2005 edition
416 pages

M. T. Anderson
1997 · 2011 edition
308 pages

Giovanni Boccaccio
1527 · 1994 edition
896 pages

Noam Chomsky, Edward S. Herman, Guy Ducornet
1988 · 2008 edition
672 pages

Salman Rushdie
Published 2012
734 pages

Fiston Mwanza Mujila
Published 2014
208 pages

Judith Lussier
Published 2021
256 pages

Caroline Fourest
Published 2015
198 pages

Michel Onfray
Published 2021
200 pages

François Gravel
Published 2005
176 pages

John Stuart Mill
1871 · 2004 edition
277 pages

Paul Moreira
Published 2007
281 pages

Thomas Schlesser
Published 2011
239 pages

Gisèle Sapiro
Published 2011
752 pages

Ruwen Ogien
Published 2007
134 pages

Nathalie Collard, Pascale Navarro
Published 1996
144 pages

Robert Maltais
Published 2010
135 pages

Philippe Nemo
Published 2011
95 pages

Jean-Yves Mollier
Published 2014
512 pages

Published 2008
352 pages

Umberto Eco
2020 · 2024 edition
62 pages