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Whether readers like it or not, Sally Rooney plays to her strengths in new novel – Sydney Morning Herald
The bestselling Irish novelist’s long-awaited third novel is another romance, this time involving two couples and some serious…
The scenes are narrated in the clipped and aloof style of her previous novels: A woman sat in a hotel bar, watching the door. Her appearance was neat and tidy. Several times the third-person narration reassures the reader, almost desperately, of its objectivity:…
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