Banned Books Week
BYN update
To celebrate Banned Books Week, I added a graphic in the right rail with a link to the American Library Association's Banned Books Week page.
It's interesting stuff, and evidence to support Harry Potter critics - the ones who say the Harry Potter series is losing its touch. Poor Harry didn't make the top-10 list for most challenged books for 2004, ending the subversive and satanic fantasy's 5-year run.
The problem is that every time I try burning my Harry Potter books, they don't burn. They just glow with secret inscriptions in the language of Mordor.
Whoops! Looks like I'm getting my subversive and satanic fantasy books mixed up.
But seriously, folks, check out the Banned Books Week stuff.
To celebrate Banned Books Week, I added a graphic in the right rail with a link to the American Library Association's Banned Books Week page.
It's interesting stuff, and evidence to support Harry Potter critics - the ones who say the Harry Potter series is losing its touch. Poor Harry didn't make the top-10 list for most challenged books for 2004, ending the subversive and satanic fantasy's 5-year run.
The problem is that every time I try burning my Harry Potter books, they don't burn. They just glow with secret inscriptions in the language of Mordor.
Whoops! Looks like I'm getting my subversive and satanic fantasy books mixed up.
But seriously, folks, check out the Banned Books Week stuff.
posted by Tim @ 5:15 PM
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