- Soila Kenya would very much like more to read in African languages. (Fansplaining)
- Sophia Smith Galer explores the research on andangeredlanguages and what we lose when a language goes extinct. (The Guardian)
- Maris Kreizman coins the term “hot-washing” and takes issue with casting choices for literary adaptations. (LitHub)
- Ashley Belanger has the latest on the legal wrangling about the money Anthropic is supposed to pay authors for stealing their work. (Ars Technica)
- Tom Johnson takes us along to a very cool exhibit of the work of William Caxton and early English printing. (London Review of Books)
- Speaking of printing, Alex Wright explains typesetting races. (Public Domain Review)
- James Harbeck has a look at words for stubborn little doubts. (Sesquiotica)
- Geoffrey D. Morrison muses on words and meaning in many languages. (LitHub)
- Carmen Nesbitt explains how two Utah school districts are fucking things up for the rest of the stay with their book bans. (Salt Lake Tribune)
- Kelly Jensen sums up five years of censorship data. (BookRiot)
