- Mead Gruver reports that librarian Terri Lesley won a settlement in her wrongful termination suit. (via Associated Press)
- The team at BookTrib has five things we can all do to fight back against book banning.
- Lincoln Michel rereads The Haunting of Hill House. (Counter Craft)
- The crew at Open Culture share some images from the newly digitized and absolutely stunning Aberdeen Bestiary.
- Karis Rogerson discusses the many injuries felt by authors whose books have been banned. (Electric Literature)
- Philip Oltermann recounts “the Pushkin job,” the brazen theft of valuable, rare books. (The Guardian)
- Ryan Burns relates the ongoing efforts to save the Khalidi Library in Jerusalem. (LitHub)
- Sandrine Hoppe offers a peek at the oldest known German-language cookbook by a woman, Anna Wecker, from 1597. (How to Book)
- Clare Grunewald brings us the latest from Amanda Jones, a Louisiana librarian who sued conservative bloggers for defamation. (The Advocate)
- Yume Kitasei still reads dystopian fiction, even much of it is a little too real right now. (LitHub)
- …and Kelly Jensen’s weekly censorship dispatch. (Book Riot)
