“Books Are Not Absolutely Dead Things”: “Harry Potter”, Evelyn Waugh, and Censorship
J.K. Rowling celebrates literacy in both her writing and her interviews. Dr. Beatrice Groves explores how other authors may have influenced Rowling’s thoughts.
Tagged: Censorship
“Books Are Not Absolutely Dead Things”: “Harry Potter”, Milton, and Censorship
On the one-year anniversary of J.K. Rowling receiving the PEN/Allen Foundation Literary Service Award, Dr. Beatrice Groves discusses how Rowling’s themes of censorship in “Potter” have roots all the way back to Milton.
Stop Censorship in the Wizarding World
Why does the Ministry of Magic keep censoring everything? Speak out and let them know that this is unacceptable.
Laura Mallory to Appeal Yet Again
Laura Mallory appealed yet again to remove the Harry Potter books from school libraries.
