Corporate Censorship Is a Serious, and Mostly Invisible, Threat to Publishing
When states suppress ideas, we condemn it. What should we do when companies do the same?
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Anne Rice Claims “we are facing a new era of censorship, in the name of political correctness.”
Aug 12 2015 - Electric Literature
Is the China Dream Really an Orwellian Nightmare?
Dissident novelist Ma Jian on how 1984's predictions have come true in China
Aug 15 2019 - Alison Tate Lewis
Meet the Most Promising New Voices of Nigerian Fiction
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie introduces five young writers you should know
Jul 11 2019 - McSweeney’s
We Deserve Better Than the Live-Action “Aladdin”
Disney's latest piece of myth-making about the Middle East is part of a long tradition
May 28 2019 - Olivia Giovetti
7 Books About Expanding Your Sexual Horizons
Spice up your fantasy life without having to interact with another person with these stories of sex and exploration
Apr 5 2019 - Frances Yackel
“Bad Boy” Publishers Aren’t Mavericks—They’re Depressingly Mainstream
The documentary "Obscene" tries to praise 1980s publisher Barney Rosset for breaking boundaries, but only shows how far we haven't come
Apr 4 2019 - Manuel Betancourt
What If You Can’t Afford “A Room of One’s Own”?
The writing community needs to start talking openly about financial insecurity
Mar 12 2019 - Sandra Newman
Czech Dissident Writers Can Teach Us How to Protect Language from Lies
When people in power want to control thought by controlling words, literature can become a weapon
Mar 11 2019 - Erica Eisen
“It Cannot Be Good, Wanting So Much”
“White Town, Black Town “ by Bindu Bansinath, a new short story, recommended by Electric Literature
