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Raynor Winn's next book put on hold after Salt Path row
The Guardian
|July 12, 2025
Penguin Michael Joseph, the publisher of The Salt Path, is delaying Raynor Winn's next book, after doubt was cast over the truth of her 2018 memoir.
Penguin Michael Joseph, the publisher of The Salt Path, is delaying Raynor Winn's next book, after doubt was cast over the truth of her 2018 memoir. The decision was taken in order to "support the author," according to a statement.
The Salt Path tells the story of Winn and her husband, Moth, embarking on a 630-mile walk after their house is repossessed and Moth is diagnosed with corticobasal degeneration (CBD), a terminal illness.
Last weekend, the Observer published an investigation alleging that Winn had lied about being made homeless and about the circumstances under which her and her husband lost their home. It also questioned the legitimacy of Moth's diagnosis.
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