Joey
@beirutish.bsky.social
Writing essays that will never see the light of day | Literature & Politics | Views my own, obviously.
Intermezzo is my first Sally Rooney novel, so my reaction to it as a reader comes from a very unadulterated space.
There is something very special about Irish authors and they deployment of stream of consciousness, how they use it to bend the English language, shape it and reshape it. 1/6
There is something very special about Irish authors and they deployment of stream of consciousness, how they use it to bend the English language, shape it and reshape it. 1/6
November 28, 2024 at 11:11 AM
Intermezzo is my first Sally Rooney novel, so my reaction to it as a reader comes from a very unadulterated space.
There is something very special about Irish authors and they deployment of stream of consciousness, how they use it to bend the English language, shape it and reshape it. 1/6
There is something very special about Irish authors and they deployment of stream of consciousness, how they use it to bend the English language, shape it and reshape it. 1/6
First post is an import from X.
A morning spent with Beeso, the ultimate orange familiar, and Sally Rooney’s latest: Intermezzo. A good morning from Beirut, in spite it all.
A morning spent with Beeso, the ultimate orange familiar, and Sally Rooney’s latest: Intermezzo. A good morning from Beirut, in spite it all.
November 15, 2024 at 9:25 AM
First post is an import from X.
A morning spent with Beeso, the ultimate orange familiar, and Sally Rooney’s latest: Intermezzo. A good morning from Beirut, in spite it all.
A morning spent with Beeso, the ultimate orange familiar, and Sally Rooney’s latest: Intermezzo. A good morning from Beirut, in spite it all.