Penguin Random House halts children’s book on Palestinian history amid editorial dispute
Most outlets led with the fact that Penguin Random House halted the publication of a children’s book on Palestinian history shortly before its release, citing an editorial dispute with the Palestinian-American authors. Minute Mirror added that the book was dropped days before publication, while Daily Times quoted The Guardian as the source for the details about the book’s subject and the authors. Both excerpts frame the decision as stemming from an editorial disagreement, without specifying the nature of the dispute.
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Penguin Random House halts children’s book on Palestinian history amid editorial dispute
Penguin Random House has halted the publication of a children’s book about Palestinian history and the Palestinian struggle shortly before its planned release. According to The Guardian, Palestinian American authors Alana Hadid and Jinan Matari withdrew the book after a prolonged disagreement with the publisher. The dispute centred on how the manuscript described Palestinian history […]
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Penguin Random House drops Palestinian writers’ book days before publication
A children’s book about Palestine was dropped by Penguin Random House days before its scheduled publication following an “editorial dispute” between the publisher and its Palestinian-American authors over the portrayal of Palestinian history, The Guardian reported on Thursday.
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