- Goddammit, now book banners are going after the little public libraries, the bastards. Rachel Ulatowski has the latest from Utah. (The Mary Sue)
- Andrew Limbong interviews the new president of the American Library Association, Cindy Hohl, about why it’s so hard to fight back against book banning. (NPR)
- Olivia Rutigliano explores a real murder that may have inspired Robert Louis Stevenson to write Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. (CrimeReads)
- Ben Yagoda argues that British people swear “better” than Americans. (LitHub)
- Michelle Cyca shares how First Nations peoples are turning to social media to preserve and teach their languages. (The Walrus)
- Kris Spisak gives us the rundown on Baba Yaga. (Atlas Obscura)
- Steph Post recounts how she learned how to bind books. (CrimeReads)
- Cornelia Powers wrestles with “best of” book lists and obsessive compulsive disorder. (LitHub)
- …and more censorship news from the lovely people of Book Riot.
