Sally Rooney, the Irish author of "Ordinary People", says her publisher will no longer distribute her books in the UK because of her support for Palestine Action. However, extant copies of his works are still available for sale in bookstores. This author announced last year that he plans to continue using the proceeds from the sale of his books to support this group; A group that the British government declared a terrorist organization and banned its activities. In a statement to BBC News, Rooney said that continuing to publish his works in the UK could be considered a "criminal and serious crime" and for this reason, he agreed with his publisher, Faber Publishing, to stop distributing his books in this country.

Sally Rooney, the Irish author of "Ordinary People", says her publisher will no longer distribute her books in the UK because of her support for Palestine Action. However, extant copies of his works are still available for sale in bookstores. This author announced last year that he plans to continue using the proceeds from the sale of his books to support this group; A group that the British government declared a terrorist organization and banned its activities. In a statement to BBC News, Rooney said that continuing to publish his works in the UK could be considered a "criminal and serious crime" and for this reason, he agreed with his publisher, Faber Publishing, to stop distributing his books in this country.