The Censor's Notebook: A Novel | 
The goal: to educate the Censor inside every thinking human being. To train them to be their own Censor, but to not even suspect it, to not know.
Many rumors are circulating about her, she's become a legend in Censorship! What degradation, from a censor to a poet! How shameful!
How is it possible for them to write so many novels?
[...] Writers-a bunch of parasites that just write and write, with all the abundance of incontinence they're capable of. Readers, the poor things, read what's published, what they're offered, but they nonchalantly and with indemnity skip over all the passages that bore them, a sign of mental health, of course. If I weren't a censor, I'd do the same, I don't even think I'd read, actually.
She asks me: When was the last time you felt satisfied?
I want to laugh the question off, then I think about it: When was the last time I felt truly satisfied? When? She's expecting me to name a book, to brag about some successful author, maybe some lover.....
But no, no, I know when, being completely serious:
-One night recently... when I killed a mosquito that was keeping me from sleeping.
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Despite her many other obligations and tasks, she managed to fill up a thick A4-format notebook... writing almost daily there as well (things that often had nothing to do with her professional obligations). The archival collection of the institution of censorship is immense, miles of documents, and that is after a large part... had already been destroyed. One conclusion would be that censors became truly addicted to writing
