In honor of Banned Books Week, I will be re-airing an interview I conducted with our colleague Larry McGilvery in April of 2013 about his 1962 trial in which he was prosecuted for selling a copy of Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer.   It is a Twainesque story of epic proportions, rife with humor, and, for reasons that become clear in the telling, "the most remarkable censorship case that has ever been tried."  And it has a happy ending.  You can listen to the broadcast over the web on Wednesday, April 24 at noon EDT by clicking the "Listen Live" link under the radio on the righthand side of the site (http://library-cafe.org), or if you can't make the time, access a slightly longer version of the recorded interview at: http://artlibrary.vassar.edu/wvkr/audio/McGilvery.mp3.