Sally Rooney Withdraws Books From UK Market Over Palestine Support
Published 2h ago · Latest report 1h ago · Policy change
Affects United Kingdom and Ireland · Covered in 2 countries
Author Sally Rooney pulls her books from the UK market due to her support for Palestine Action.
Irish author Sally Rooney is pulling her books from the British market because her public backing of the banned group Palestine Action prevents her from receiving royalties. Faber confirmed it will halt the supply of her novels across the UK following her pledge to the direct action organisation. The writer also cancelled a planned trip to Britain out of concern that she would face arrest.
- The publisherFaber confirmed it will stop supplying her works throughout the UK.
- The consequenceThe decision prevents the author from receiving royalties on British book sales.
- The riskThe novelist cancelled a scheduled journey to Britain due to fears of law enforcement action.
Why it matters
Palestine Action is a direct action group targeted by British authorities, raising legal and financial compliance issues for individuals or publishers associated with it. The withdrawal of a prominent international author highlights the widening commercial and legal fallout for cultural figures expressing solidarity with contentious activist groups.
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What outlets agree on
Sally Rooney is withdrawing her books from sale in the UK, and publisher Faber has confirmed it will stop supplying them because royalty payments are blocked by her support for Palestine Action.
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- RTÉSally Rooney's books to be withdrawn from sale in the UK1h ago · open ↗
- The GuardianSally Rooney says she can no longer sell books in UK due to Palestine Action support2h ago · open ↗
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