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Removals include The Handmaid’s Tale and 1984, as Alberta’s new rules on school libraries draw criticism from authors and civil liberties advocates
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Amitav Ghosh contributes to Future Library: The 68-year-old Indian novelist, whose works have traced the histories of empire, migration, and ecological change, was announced as the 12th author to join the century-long literary time capsule.
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Stories, poems, essays, and novels compel readers to reckon with environmental degradation, question the status quo, and reimagine humanity’s place within the web of life.
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Today, as ballots are cast from coast to coast, these five Canadian authors offer more than just compelling stories.
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Divided into three sections, the collection brings together stories of marital life, coping with the death of a long-time partner, and, sci-fi, each with enthralling imaginative possibilities
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"Only 2 people came to my author signing yesterday, so I was pretty bummed about it," Chelsea Banning tweeted
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The essays are an engrossing read because of Atwood’s felicitous expressions, analytical depth and choice of topics
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“The Handmaid's Tale," a million seller first released in 1985, is a Dystopian novel about a cruel patriarchy known as the Republic of Gilead. It has been subject to various bannings since publication
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There is a particular irony in the burning of books, the censorship of thought and the fear of slogans. Ideas, as the anarchist V remarked (in V for Vendetta), are bulletproof. Yet, they are not invincible.
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In a world where books are becoming an increasing casualty to right-wing intolerance, Margaret Atwood's 'book burning' video is both publicity and protest.
January 21, 2016 7:52 am
Jaipur, Jan 21 (ANI): The Jaipur Literature Festival kick started on Thursday morning with the performance of local award-winning Rajasthani musicians Nathoo Solanki and Chugge Khan. The annual event is being held at the Diggi Palace. The event is slated to run from 21-25 January. The festival is completely free and open to all, attracting visitors from all four corners of the globe. Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje will inaugurate the event in a ceremony, which will include a keynote address from award-winning author Margaret Atwood.