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Howl and Other Poems by Allen Ginsberg

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By Ben Nadler Verified
| Teachers & Writers Magazine Verified
Through this Banned Book Writing Prompts series, Teachers & Writers Magazine aims to push back against the growing movement to censor what students can read and to show what happens when we enthusiastically embrace banned works rather than fear them. You can read an introduction to this series by Susan Karwoska here, and you can find more Banned Book Writing Prompts here.
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Third Red Scare, Same as the First

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By Ben Nadler Verified, Oksana Mironova
| Protean Magazine Verified
People leave things behind when they are deported. When the prominent anarchist activists Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman were ejected from the United States in 1919, Goldman left all her books at the apartment of her friend Ida Diamond in New York City.
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Nothing New Under the Sun: The Russian Formalists’ Guide to Prose Craft

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By Ben Nadler Verified, Joshua Keller
| The Rumpus
By Joshua Keller and Ben Nadler Collaborative Criticism is a Rumpus column that features critical work co-written or produced by two or more people. When we sit down to write a story, it’s hard not to hear the lyrics of an old punk song by X-Ray Spex hammering away in our heads: “I’m a cliché/ I’m a cliché/ I’m a cliché you’ve seen before.”[i] Just about every writer will recognize the sentiment—that the stories we tell are not in any way original. This concern is not new; in fact, nothing is.
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