In a new interview with 'The Guardian,' author Sally Rooney, whose new novel 'Intermezzo' comes out Sept. 24, says she wants ...

Sally Rooney seems like a contradictory idea. On the one hand, you have the woman – now 33, in rural Ireland – who’s ...

Ahead of her fourth novel, Intermezzo, out Sept. 24, 140 bookstores across the U.S. will host release parties—a treatment usually reserved for blockbuster series about wizards, fairies ...

"Normal People" and "Conversations with Friends" writer Sally Rooney returns with another novel set in Ireland. "Intermezzo" ...

Not the author herself (she doesn’t have any active, public social-media profiles) but rather droves of her readers, who flooded my feed with the news of her fourth novel, Intermezzo ...

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Sometimes in Intermezzo, as in Sally Rooney’s previous work, characters elide what they know or feel to be true with one of the following phrases: “Whatever”, “Hm”, “Mm”, “Cool”, ...

Sally Rooney’s new novel is entitled Intermezzo — the old chess term for an unexpected move. The board game is a significant element in the plot — Ivan, one of the main protagonists ...

In Intermezzo, the Irish writer swaps polished wit and graphic sex for something deeper, messier and more mature. By Lola Seaton Sally Rooney’s fourth novel is not exactly her best, nor likely to be ...

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That musically the intermezzo is usually both light and brief is daringly sardonic here. Peter and Ivan’s father has just died at the beginning of the book, and both men have a strained ...

September 19, 2024 at 11:30 a.m. ·6 min read Sometimes in Intermezzo, as in Sally Rooney’s previous work, characters elide what they know or feel to be true with one of the following phrases: ...