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Fiston Mwanza Mujila
2014 · 2015 edition
224 pages
The most popular censorship books
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.
Results
The Constitution of Knowledge
Jonathan Rauch
Published 2021
318 pages
The Day After Roswell
Philip J. Corso, William J. Birnes
1997 · 2017 edition
384 pages
The Color of My Words
Lynn Joseph
Published 2001
144 pages
The Zhivago Affair The Kremlin, the CIA, and the Battle Over a Forbidden Book
Peter Finn, Petra Couv�e
2014 · 2015 edition
384 pages
The Trial of Socrates
I. F. Stone
Published 1988
282 pages
The Diversity Delusion How Race and Gender Pandering Corrupt the University and Undermine Our Culture
Heather Mac Donald
2018 · 2020 edition
288 pages
Necessary Illusions Thought Control in Democratic Societies
Noam Chomsky
Published 1989
422 pages
Everything You Know is Wrong The Disinformation Guide to Secrets and Lies
Russ Kick
Published 2002
346 pages
Read Dangerously The Subversive Power of Literature in Troubled Times
Azar Nafisi
Published 2022
223 pages
The Tunnels
Greg Mitchell
2016 · 2017 edition
400 pages
Library Wars
Kiiro Yumi
Published 2014
192 pages
Post-Truth
Matthew D'Ancona
Published 2017
167 pages
The Big Lie
Julie Mayhew
2015 · 2017 edition
352 pages
Burning the Books A History of Knowledge Under Attack
Richard Ovenden
2020 · 2021 edition
308 pages
The Shanghai Free Taxi Journeys with the Hustlers and Rebels of the New China
Frank Langfitt
Published 2019
320 pages
Beijing Comrades
Beitong
Published 2016
383 pages
The Language Police
Diane Ravitch
2003 · 2008 edition
288 pages
Political Ideologies An Introduction
Andrew Heywood
1992 · 2017 edition
384 pages
The Canceling of the American Mind Cancel Culture Undermines Trust and Threatens Us All—But There Is a Solution
Greg Lukianoff, Rikki Schlott
2023 · 2025 edition
480 pages
Languages of Truth Essays 2003-2020
Salman Rushdie
Published 2021
354 pages
Dancing in Red Shoes Will Kill You
Dorian Cirrone
Published 2005
224 pages
Cry Like a Man Fighting for Freedom from Emotional Incarceration
Jason Wilson
Published 2019
223 pages
Kindly Inquisitors The New Attacks on Free Thought
Jonathan Rauch, George F. Will
Published 1993
178 pages