Food writers appalled by chef Elizabeth Haigh's alleged plagiarism in her debut cookbook
Makan means “to eat” in Malay, and as the title of a cookbook featuring Southeast Asian cuisine, it’s pretty perfect. So it’s not surprising that...
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Makan means “to eat” in Malay, and as the title of a cookbook featuring Southeast Asian cuisine, it’s pretty perfect. So it’s not surprising that...
Bloomsbury said: "This title has been withdrawn due to rights issues.". Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - A London chef has had her cookbook pulled from circulation after claims that she plagiarised a Singaporean author, and others have since come forward with more allegations. Singapore-born Elizabeth Haigh released her cookbook Makan in May this year. But her British publisher Bloomsbury Absolute has withdrawn it after Singaporean Sharon Wee pointed out several similarities to her book...
London chef Elizabeth Haigh's cookbook 'Makan' pulled after Singaporean author Sharon Wee claims plagiarism