There is nothing wrong with creativity...thorny issues in literature, creativity, and journalism

Although the Internet gives us the opportunity to view whatever books we desire, even those that are banned or banned, many countries and governments are still fighting literature, science and culture by banning many books, and even novels, for reasons that are mostly related to religion, sex, or politics. Therefore, because of it, the Internet continues. The world is now celebrating a week called &quote;Banned Books&quote; at the beginning of October every year. Despite the proof of the theory: &quote;Everything that is forbidden is desirable,&quote; its truth is that the artistic work is still a warrior, and every writer who tries to address some political and religious issues in greater depth than what is proposed and known is still considered an apostate, an infidel, or a character who aims to corrupt society, and it is said that The Arab countries have the largest number of banned books, and among the writers accused of the strangest accusation simply because they decided one day to express to the world their ideas that may differ slightly from what is going on in the minds of the majority, but in the West there is also a long list of banned books for many reasons. It seems that democracy has Fangs, as Sadat said?!