I’m sure we all remember earlier this summer when J.K. Rowling squashed all of our tween Harry Potter hearts when she publicly offered her criticism on transgender ideology. Soon after… Read more »

Look, we all know it has been a rough few months. I don’t need to list everything going on, we all know. So to say that J.K. Rowling’s decision to… Read more »

Remember when that library in China got caught burning books deemed subversive by the government? Well, Missouri has decided to throw its hat into the dystopian ring with a bill… Read more »

In 1873 John Addington Symonds, an English essayist and poet, wrote “A Problem in Greek Ethics,” an essay celebrating the Greeks’ liberal approach to sexuality in contrast to Victorian England… Read more »

West Virginia’s Upshur County public library has pulled a book from its shelves this week, after a local church minister publicly raised concerns over its content. Prince & Knight written… Read more »

Your faithful blogger here at MobyLives briefly considered writing a thoughtful entry on the moral and ethical issues of the posthumous publication of a famous person’s diaries. The peg would… Read more »

A children’s bookshop in Waterville, Maine, recently decided to host an event featuring two books about inclusion and the idea made people angry. You may be thinking, “Who could have… Read more »

The UK’s prestigious Women’s Prize for Fiction announced the long list for the 2019 prize on March 4. As always, it’s a diverse and star studded list, including perennial heavy-hitters… Read more »

A Russian publisher is deleting queer stories from children’s books, reports Daria Litvinova for Reuters via the Huffington Post.  The most recent book attacked by this particularly troubling censorship is the… Read more »

On Thursday, September 6th, the Supreme Court of India unanimously declared unconstitutional that the country’s 150 year old ban on consensual gay sex. It was a momentous decision, one which… Read more »