Sally Rooney and her publisher say her books will no longer be sold in Britain after she pledged to donate book revenues to Palestine Action, which is banned in the UK.
01Summary
- 01The announcement concerns Irish novelist Sally Rooney and sales of her books in Britain.
- 02Rooney and her publisher said she can no longer receive royalties from British sales.
- 03The reason given is her pledge to donate book revenues to Palestine Action.
- 04Palestine Action is banned in the UK.
02Why it matters
The move could affect how one of Britain and Ireland's best-known novelists is sold and paid in the UK market. It also shows how a ban on a political group can spill into cultural and publishing disputes.
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