Censorship Stories

A slightly fantastical, magical realism in the nature of Michael Chabon or Fahrenheit 451 with the insights of the best young adult narrators.... A high school senior, Agnes describes an average brain dead video filled day at Devon Union High School. We are introduced to the last iconoclast English teacher, a dean of students bent on making classes as literature-free as possible, and a surly teen rebel who Agnes is fixated on, Sophie MacDonald. Buying a large cache of unwanted books, Anges and Sophie organize a book burning to make a bit of cash. By winter break the burnings become a dark spectacle. At the same time, her school becomes a series of video classes with optional attendance. As the schools continues to spiral downward, Agnes notices that residents disappear at the same time the books are burned. She comes to an act of civil disobedience that destroys the heart of her school and puts her on the run.

A collection of Drafts and stories that I haven't had the creativity or energy or just unsure if I want to expand them or even, make a sequel. (Feedback is Appreciated)

This poem is about the wrong-doings of censorship.

This argumentative essay covers how and why Putin was able to gain so much traction, and why he should be removed for his inhumane and discriminate actions as Russia's president in a general sense.

Catherine Mason has spent 261 years trapped in a Regency romance novel, longing for a hero. So when Jack Biel, the escaped hero from a Cold War spy thriller, lands in her world, Catherine's life changes forever. Catherine and Jack fall in love but there are two problems: 1. Catherine is married. 2. Their worlds are about to end. A mass book burning is just days away and Catherine and Jack's book-worlds are on the burn list. The year is 2075 and an unseen tyrannical government is censoring art. But can they censor love? Catherine and Jack race through a shelf of books, frantically seeking escape, but time is running out... Too Hot the Eye of Heaven Shines is the scorching debut novel by B. M. Gregory. It is a tale of dystopian romance that spins multiple genres together and raises important questions about censorship.

A personal narrative following a small part of my life in mid 2015

Prompt : *Book Censorship* In the Indian Constitution, Article 19 (1)(a) states that people of India have the *freedom of speech* . Yet we have book censorships highly affecting the ideas put in the book. Is it ever okay to censor a book? What should be the extent of book censorship? Who has the right to censor a book? Write an article stating the pros and cons of book censorship in India.

Bringing this shit back, cause there are still problems that need fixing.

Almost daily thoughts and rants Mostly thoughts Everything inspires me I just channel the energy Conventional thought Dada Punk Surrealism Written poetry style

As the global economy is reordered by everyone's favourite hero, Klaus Schwab, the dirty peasants are ordered to shut up and take a swab...

A wildly popular influencer finds himself in the middle a censorship controversy that could spell the end of online media forever.

A 15-year-old naked Bristol girl is taking a walk through the streets of Armidale, a city in New South Wales. In her freetime she discovers aspects of this city and also meet a new friend called Nancy, a warrior from Western Sydney. Her first adventure outside Britain starts here ...

simba and shira are starting to get to spend time together with the circus family and the herd. Just giving the heads up there going to be swearing and a bit of mating so this is going to be just like the stories that i wrote and i'm making my first mature audience story This is not meant for kids

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.

"It was a pleasure to burn" Many years after Guy Montag's disappearance, reporter for Channel 541, Amalie Montag, finds herself questioning the world that has gone from burning books to the simple filtration of terms. Like her great uncle, Guy, whom she never met, Amalie decides to push the limits of what she knows and find out more. But, is it worth it when finding out 'more' could cost her her job, or worse, her life? Based heavily on Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury Characters such as Guy Montag, Mildred Montag, and Beatty are all by Ray Bradbury. Bilbo, Gandalf, and any others are by JRR Tolkien. I do not claim ownership of any of the above characters. (!) Warning- this book contains mentions of things that could be true or false. You may be offended. Read at your own risk. (!) (btw this is still a first draft)