Woody Allen’s memoir dropped by publishers following backlash
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nme.com'Apropos of Nothing' was due for release next month Woody Allen’s scheduled memoir has been dropped by its publishers Hachette amid accusations that the filmmaker sexually abused his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow.
In a statement posted yesterday (March 6), Hachette Book Group explained that they had decided not to publish Apropos of Nothing, which was due for release on April 7. “The decision to cancel Mr.
Allen’s book was a difficult one,” the company wrote, adding that they “take [their] relationships with authors very seriously, and do not cancel books lightly.” The move came after staff members walked out of Hachette’s office in New York in protest of Allen’s book release going ahead, with employees of Little Brown and Grand Central
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