Submitted by _green_cloak_ t3_115wh0b in books
boxer_dogs_dance t1_j93v60s wrote
Reply to comment by Tall-Display-8219 in Are Publishers as bad as Orwell's 'Ministry of truth'? by _green_cloak_
Is there another publisher with the rights to publish in 2023 or are originalists limited to used book stores?
Tall-Display-8219 t1_j93w76z wrote
Not entirely sure. A quick Google tells me that Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is published by Scholastic as well. Not done a lot of research into it though so might be wrong on that. I guess you could always look for a publication date before the edits when buying online too
boxer_dogs_dance t1_j93x4zi wrote
There is a whole other thread on this here on r/books. If the Telegraph is correct that they changed Matilda's favorite authors, that is a bridge too far for me. Bowdlerization is looked down on for good reason. It isn't fair to not disclose to fans who may be buying copies of books they loved as gifts for children and relatives.
_green_cloak_ OP t1_j93zjgg wrote
Ahhhh, so what I'm irked by is bowdlerisation. Far out, that helps a lot, and might help me discuss this issue more accurately
silverandamericard t1_j95l19c wrote
Penguin have UK rights; Scholastic have American.
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