Before The Observer published its investigation into The Salt Path last Sunday, we sent Sally Walker, who publishes under the name Raynor Winn, a detailed list of questions and asked her to respond.

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Author Raynor Winn's new book has been delayed because questions about her bestselling work The Salt Path have caused her and ...

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Raynor Winn, author of the 2018 book The Salt Path (Michael Joseph), has hit back at claims she misled readers in a statement ...

The author has responded to an investigation challenging the truth behind this bestselling tale of perseverance.