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A book that frequently appears near the top of lists of the most challenged books, Huxley’s monumental dystopian classic was immediately banned in Ireland following its publication for its language, and for supposedly being anti-family and anti-religion. The book was also banned in India in 1967, with Huxley accused of being a "pornographer".
A book that frequently appears near the top of lists of the most challenged books, Huxley’s monumental dystopian classic was immediately banned in Ireland following its publication for its language, and for supposedly being anti-family and anti-religion. The book was also banned in India in 1967, with Huxley accused of being a "pornographer".