Banned Books Week is an annual awareness campaign to promote literary activism. It brings attention to challenged books, promotes freedom of reading, and highlights persecuted authors and poets. It takes place in the last week of September and the first week of October each year.
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Although electronic literature is not necessarily needed in the modern world, it's use and people's dependency on it, is becoming increasingly obvious.
Emily Brontë supposedly published Wuthering Heights in 1847, yet many claim that her brother is the real author. Who really wrote Wuthering Heights?
Whether you're reading Othello as required reading, or just want to tackle Hamlet by yourself, here's how to read Shakespearean plays!
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