Literature · September, 2024

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Literature · September, 2024

Stories about Literature from September, 2024

Russia’s hybrid book censorship and propagandistic agenda

Censorship is unconstitutional, but it is not needed if self-censorship takes its place

Written by Russia Post

30 September 2024

Women’s plight in the Sahel: A central issue in Djaïli Amadou Amal’s works

The book world’s weak infrastructure is Sub-Saharan literature’s biggest setback

Written by Jean Sovon

Translated by Laura

21 September 2024

Does ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ conquer the game world with its free spirit or China’s soft power?

The birth of China’s first-ever AAA game despite policy restriction on the gaming sector

Written by Oiwan Lam

14 September 2024

Shaping Nepal's reading culture: An interview with Saguna Shah, founder of bOOkahOlics

Nurturing a literary community in Nepal

Written by Sangita Swechcha

8 September 2024

Jamaican Safiya Sinclair, author of ‘How to Say Babylon,’ reflects on her journey

'If I can make Jamaica proud, I’m always happy'

Written by Candice Stewart

5 September 2024

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Literature · September, 2024

Stories about Literature from September, 2024

Russia’s hybrid book censorship and propagandistic agenda

Women’s plight in the Sahel: A central issue in Djaïli Amadou Amal’s works

Does ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ conquer the game world with its free spirit or China’s soft power?

Shaping Nepal's reading culture: An interview with Saguna Shah, founder of bOOkahOlics

Jamaican Safiya Sinclair, author of ‘How to Say Babylon,’ reflects on her journey

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