Aiden Shaw's Penis and Other Stories of Censorship From Around the World
Author: Coco Khan and Daniel Clarke
What does it mean to be silenced, to be censored? Or perhaps, more importantly, what does it mean to break free ?
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What does it mean to be silenced, to be censored? Or perhaps, more importantly, what does it mean to break free ?
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What does it mean to be silenced, to be censored? Or perhaps, more importantly, what does it mean to break free?This beautifully illustrated anthology celebrates high quality fiction and non-fiction short story writing from authors all over the world. Bringing together 12 exciting and emerging international voices, this collection explores the censoring of the past, present, future, the self, the state, and the effects of censorship on everyday life. As a provocation, this book will provide readers with a diverse, relatable and surprising look at censorship and what it means to be silenced - or, perhaps more importantly, what it means to break free.
Critic Reviews
“"An illustrated collection of short stories that explore the theme of censorship in all its complexity... the pieces not only represent a broad range of lived experiences and viewpoints but also offer a kaleidoscopic rather than myopic perspective on the subject of censorship." --Publishers Weekly”
An illustrated collection of short stories that explore the theme of censorship in all its complexity... the pieces not only represent a broad range of lived experiences and viewpoints but also offer a kaleidoscopic rather than myopic perspective on the subject of censorship. Publishers Weekly
Aiden Shaw´s Penis & Other Stories of Censorship from Around the World is a wide opening testimony that should definitely continue. Only the power of stories about censorship, revealing how naked the king is in fact, can break the long lists of forbidden words of censorships. -- Ilana D. Weissz wildwritinglife
About the Author
Coco Khan is a London-based journalist for the Guardian, writing on arts media and popular culture through a political lens. She is a contributing writer to two short story anthologies, The Good Immigrant and It's Not About the Burqa.Daniel Clarke is a freelance illustrator and artist based in London. He has worked for a number of clients including Amnesty International, Dezeen, V&A and New York Times.
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