Intermezzo, Sally Rooney
Sally Rooney shows how to escape the trap of success
Starry authors often find themselves torn between conflicting demands. Readers generally want them to write books similar to those they adored. Publishers are inclined to agree. But novelists as talented as Ms Rooney aspire to do something new. They must negotiate the twin dangers of staleness and self-indulgent experiment.
Coleen Rooney, Wayne and Plymouth
With 'Intermezzo' comes the latest wave of envy and desire to replicate the star author’s sales. But she stands alone ...
COLEEN Rooney has opened up about the challenges of keeping the romance alive in her long-distance relationship with football ...
Rooney excels at creating an authentic experience of striving within a frenetic, ever changing world. With her sociopolitical ...
The great Sally Rooney divide: how she became the most talked about author of a generation - Ahead of the release of her ...
Sally Rooney seems like a contradictory idea. On the one hand, you have the woman – now 33, in rural Ireland – who’s ...
In Sally Rooney’s novels, love is always being bought, sold, or reduced to tropes. But this is also what makes it real.
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