Disgraced director Woody Allen has announced a forthcoming essay collection a year after a bombshell HBO documentary shed new light on sexual abuse allegations leveled against him.
On Wednesday, Skyhorse Publishing's Arcade imprint confirmed it would soon release Allen's first compilation of short comedic essays in 15 years. The scorned filmmaker's latest book, "Zero Gravity," hits shelves June 7.
Arcade's announcement comes in the wake of Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering's "Allen v. Farrow," a four-part documentary series detailing Allen's alleged predatory sexual behavior toward his daughter, Dylan Farrow. Throughout the Emmy-nominated project, 35-year-old Farrow repeatedly accuses her adopted father of sexually abusing her as a child — a claim Allen has consistently denied.