Have you ever read a book that was 'banned'?
And did it make the experience much more enjoyable?
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ArtieKat · M
I agree with @DrWatson
[quote]Very few books are actually banned in the literal sense of being illegal to possess. But an awful lot have been kept from school and public libraries.[/quote]
By the time I was of an age to [i][b]want[/b][/i] to read adult books (c. 11/12) they were freely available in England - I'm thinking of Lady Chatterley, Fanny Hill, The Ginger Man, Ulysses etc., which had originally been published in France.....
[quote]Very few books are actually banned in the literal sense of being illegal to possess. But an awful lot have been kept from school and public libraries.[/quote]
By the time I was of an age to [i][b]want[/b][/i] to read adult books (c. 11/12) they were freely available in England - I'm thinking of Lady Chatterley, Fanny Hill, The Ginger Man, Ulysses etc., which had originally been published in France.....
