David Walliams’s back catalogue dropped by book publisher HarperCollins

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HarperCollins has formally dropped David Walliams from its publishing roster and back catalogue.

Publisher HarperCollins has confirmed it is no longer issuing new books by author and comedian David Walliams. The decision affects the back catalogue of the well-known children's writer as the publishing house alters its future output. Representatives for the publisher noted the shift in relationship after previously signalling changes last year.

  • The publishing house announced it would cease releasing new titles by the author.
  • The decision directly affects his existing back catalogue of published children's works.

Why it matters

Author and comedian David Walliams has achieved massive commercial success in children's literature, making a split with a major publisher like HarperCollins a significant development in the publishing industry.

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Both sources report that book publisher HarperCollins has dropped David Walliams and his back catalogue.

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