Abuse Your Illusions
Russell Kick
Published 2003
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
Perilous Times
Geoffrey R. Stone
2004 · 2005 edition
800 pages
Pre-code Hollywood Sex, Immorality, and Insurrection in American Cinema, 1930-1934
Thomas Patrick Doherty
Published 1999
430 pages
The Liberal Media Industrial Complex
Mark Dice
Published 2019
332 pages
On Hampstead Heath A Delightfully Sharp and Witty Comedy of Errors
Marika Cobbold
2021 · 2022 edition
256 pages
The Soul of the First Amendment
Floyd Abrams
Published 2017
145 pages
Free Speech Ten Principles for a Connected World
Timothy Garton Ash
2016 · 2017 edition
491 pages
Muzzled The Assault on Honest Debate
Juan Williams
Published 2011
296 pages
The New Thought Police Inside the Left's Assault on Free Speech and Free Minds
Tammy Bruce
Published 2001
316 pages
Giving the Devil his Due Reflections of a Scientific Humanist
Michael Shermer
2020 · 2021 edition
366 pages
The Trials of Lenny Bruce
Ronald K. L. Collins, David M. Skover
Published 2002
562 pages
Unhinged Exposing Liberals Gone Wild
Michelle Malkin
Published 2005
231 pages
Dear Sir, I Intend to Burn Your Book An Anatomy of a Book Burning
Lawrence Hill, Ted Bishop
Published 2013
56 pages
The Courage of Truth
Michel Foucault
2010 · 2011 edition
364 pages
The Tyranny of Silence
Flemming Rose, Adam Smith
Published 2014
237 pages
Speech Police
David Kaye
Published 2019
140 pages
We are Iran
Nasrin Alavi
Published 2005
336 pages
Humanity
Ai Weiwei, Larry Warsh
Published 2018
168 pages
Free Speech on Campus
Erwin Chemerinsky, Howard Gillman
Published 2017
197 pages
Enough Said What's Gone Wrong with the Language of Politics?
Mark Thompson
Published 2016
375 pages
The BBC Myth of a Public Service
Tom Mills
Published 2016
266 pages
The Dismissal of Miss Ruth Brown Civil Rights, Censorship, and the American Library
Louise S. Robbins
1999 · 2001 edition
256 pages
Singapore, Incomplete Reflections on a First World Nation's Arrested Political Development
Cherian George
Published 2017
203 pages
On Censorship A Public Librarian Examines Cancel Culture in the US
James LaRue
Published 2023
144 pages