Censorship Stories

Like all citizens of the Protected States of America, Paul has lived his entire life within the confines of one of the government-run safety towers. A gifted student and model citizen, he has always diligently followed all of the guidelines prescribed by the experts, but a chance encounter with a dangerous old man threatens to change everything. Will he continue to put his safety first, or will his newfound hunger for the truth lead him into the danger outside the walls of Tower 440?

An internet surfer finds it increasingly more difficult to search for anything. Image captured by Mihir Koral's from Pexels.com, a free image Public Domain site.

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A rushed research paper I wrote in my English class on music censorship that I somehow got a good grade on. Enjoy. <3

Well. I had to do it. Cause who doesn't love unnecessary censorship? It's funny how one censored bleep can turn a whole scene around. Well. In this story, I'm gonna be putting some of the role plays I've done with my friends in this book and put some censored bleeps in. It's gonna be funny.

"This single act would change the world, and change it for the better. A crackling fire, a bowl full of mercury, sulfur, water, and mud, and a bright, noon sun produced exactly what Tesla Mundo wanted." --- There is a point where science ends and magic begins. The so-called Silence Act ensures that this is a fact the people of Alium know well but a secret that no one will share. Tesla Mundo studies the secret art of alchemy and teaches non-practitioners, hoping the disparity between Alium and the Terran world could one day end. Tesla's alchemical journey is just beginning as she leads others to the path, others with hidden connections to the alchemical world. Robin Maxus knew his great-great aunt wasn't crazy. Jake Ardor knew the world held more than the video games he wasn't even allowed to play. Tesla would find both and lead them through the web of secrets, lies, and deceptions Alium had weaved. When she does, two worlds will converge on one of the most important weeks of the Alium calendar: the annual Torneamentum. If Tesla succeeds, the future of Alium will change forever, but if she fails, she may face life imprisonment -- or worse, excommunication.

A poem by S. Swirl

Google's Content Censorship and Manipulation: Examining Potential Damages to the Future In an era where information is readily accessible online, concerns about content censorship and manipulation have arisen. Google, as the dominant search engine and a major online platform, has faced criticism regarding its content moderation practices. This essay explores the potential damages that Google's content censorship and manipulation may inflict on the future, considering the implications for freedom of information, diversity of viewpoints, and the shaping of public perception.

There are some books Wattpad doesn't want you to know about. My dystopian novel The Blurt Of Richard Davies, completed in 2014, is one of them. Find out more about the story in this reading guide.

A study of the anti-cult movement in Latvia as an instrument of political pressure. The author reveals how, under the guise of protection from "destructive cults," religious freedom is restricted, pseudoscientific methods are used, and ties with Russian structures are established. Using the example of a small country, the mechanisms of turning spiritual security into a means of control over society are demonstrated.

Agora Road has long been known as a hub for censorship and tyranny, ranging from illicit black market deals to passive income forums. It was a place where only the strong survive, and those who dared to enter were risking everything. However, in recent years, a new player emerged and quickly rose to the top, this is the story of Nagolbud, a mysterious figure who single-handedly conquered Agora Road and started the love affair of infamy that is still talked about to this day.

In a world where every word is monitored, every gesture analyzed, and every thought rewritten, the illusion of connection has replaced the essence of humanity. Julian, an ordinary man in the hyper-connected city of New Arcadia, begins to question everything. Hidden behind the silence of his room, he rediscovers the forbidden: unfiltered language, books, emotions. As the system tightens its grip on communication and thought, Julian realizes that true isolation might be the last form of freedom and the most dangerous crime of all. The Echo Chamber is a haunting exploration of modern loneliness, artificial connection, and the quiet rebellion of a mind refusing to conform.

In this new Young Adult Science Fiction novel, Harrison Blake, a rebellious trouble seeker's world is turned upside down when he finds out that the government has been erasing and censoring civilians memories. Harrison goes on a quest to reveal the truth by whatever means nessesary.

The war has ended, but the teasing has continued. One day, Catra jests Arrow Boy and Sparkles, reminding them of that time when they captured her near Dryl and tried to bring her back to Bright Moon, a memory which is bond to embarrass them both, while also revealing something about Adora in the process... but she is interrupted by two people who call themselves the Wattpad cops. This story was removed from Wattpad on 1/17/26, then restored on 1/19/26, after my talks with Wattpad staff. I wrote about the whole thing on my Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/lefemmerougewriter/806026133327020032/wattpad-censorship?source=share. I decided to make fun of the entire process and what I went through over a series of days this month. If you want to read the original, without the humor and absurdity, you can do so on on AO3 (https://archiveofourown.org/works/77772291) and on Squidge World (https://squidgeworld.org/works/81479).

A short story of young girl's awareness of self and her surroundings.

Maria Kehoe was a ghost worker--- illegally employed--- pulling newly banned books off the shelves at Surrat's Bookshop. But her past seems to be catching up with her, and because she's classified as a 'defective' because of her Asperger Syndrome, if the government catches up with her, she's likely to be sent to a mercy center for termination. But what hope does she have when she isn't even legally considered a person?