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The book tells how Winn and her husband of 32 years made the impulsive decision to walk the rugged 630 miles along the coast ...
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Fact and fiction: Raynor Winn won’t talk to us. But here’s what she said about our storyThe letters published by Winn also state that Moth’s condition was “atypical” and that he was affected “very mildly”. In ...
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The Salt Path revelations should be no surprise to anyone in publishingWinn, in a long statement on her website, has now offered her rebuttal of The Observer ’s investigation, stating that The ...
Raynor Winn's "The Salt Path" was marketed as an inspiring true story. People close to the situation claimed part of the ...
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After an investigation cast into doubt the events of her best-selling memoir, Winn's publisher has been forced to delay her ...
The veteran British actor plays a terminally ill man who loses everything he owns and embarks on a 1,000-km trek in an adaptation of the bestselling 2018 memoir The Salt Path.
Raynor Winn, author of The Salt Path, sits down with writer and presenter Matt Everitt to discuss the brand new movie adaptation of her award-winning novel and upcoming show Saltlines: An ...
Raynor Winn, author of The Salt Path, sits down with writer and presenter Matt Everitt to discuss the brand new movie adaptation of her award-winning novel and upcoming show Saltlines: An ...
After losing their home and facing terminal illness, Raynor Winn and her husband Moth (pictured) spent a year walking the South West Coast Path.
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