- Maya H. Bergamasco and Jonathan S. Tuttle speak out for silent protesters being banned from Harvard University’s library. (The Harvard Crimson)
- Joyce E. Kim, Tilly R. Robinson, and Neil H. Shah have more information about the study-ins and pro-Palestine activism at Harvard. (The Harvard Crimson)
- James Folta digs into Project 2025 to see how it will interfere with our access to books and libraries. (LitHub)
- To cheer us up, Maris Kreizman offers some good book news. (LitHub)
- Lynn Steger Strong looks to King Lear when the worst happens. (The New Yorker)
- Tabish Khair argues briefly about how the shape of a book affects how we approach literature. (OUP Blog)
- Jesse Sheidlower presents a short history of one of my favorite words: fuck. (LitHub)
- Greta Rainbow explores the dilemma of niche references and slang in fiction. (The Walrus)
- Lincoln Michel has several bones to pick with worldbuilding. (Electric Literature)
- The Book Riot community has tools and advice for taking action against book bans and censorship, in lieu of censorship news.
