“Every crease is a story.”

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Born 1991
Sally Rooney is an Irish author and screenwriter. Rooney was born in Castlebar, County Mayo, where she also grew up and lives today, after studying in Dublin and a stint in New York City. She studied English at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), where she was elected a scholar in 2011. She started (but did not complete) a master's degree in politics there, completing a degree in American literature instead, and graduated with an MA in 2013.
While attending TCD, Rooney was a university debater and eventually became the top debater at the European Universities Debating Championships in 2013, later writing of the experience. Before becoming a writer, she worked for a restaurant in an administrative role. She has published four novels: *Conversations with Friends* (2017), *Normal People* (2018), *Beautiful World, Where Are You* (2021), and *Intermezzo* (2024).
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Normal People
Sally Rooney, 2018

Conversations With Friends
Sally Rooney & Katia Banovic, 2017

Beautiful World, Where Are You
Sally Rooney & Octavi Gil Pujol, 2021

Intermezzo
Sally Rooney, 2024

Sally Rooney 3 Books Collection Set
Sally Rooney, 2019

Mr Salary
Sally Rooney, 2019

Normal People By Sally Rooney & Milkman By Anna Burns 2 Books Collection Set
Sally Rooney & Anna Burns, 2020
Sally Rooney 2 Books Collection Set
Sally Rooney, 2019
Normal People, the scripts
Sally Rooney, Alice Birch & others, 2020
Estuche Sally Rooney / Sally Rooney Collection 3 Books Set
Sally Rooney, 2024
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