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Connell e Marianne frequentano la stessa
scuola di Carricklea, un piccolo centro dell'Irlanda rurale appena fuori
Sligo. A parte questo, non hanno niente in comune. Lei appartiene a una
famiglia agiata e guasta che non le fa mancare nulla tranne i
fondamenti dell'amore e del rispetto. Lui è il figlio di una donna
pratica e premurosa che per mantenerlo fa la domestica in casa d'altri
(quella della madre di Marianne). Nell'inventario di vantaggi e
svantaggi, l'inferiorità economica di Connell è bilanciata sul piano
sociale. Lui è il bel centravanti della squadra di calcio della scuola e
fra i compagni è molto amato, mentre Marianne, che nella pausa pranzo
legge da sola Proust davanti agli armadietti, è quella strana ed evitata
da tutti. Se la loro fosse una battaglia, o anche solo una sequenza di
scaramucce amorose, si potrebbe dire che le frecce al loro arco si
equivalgono. Ma Connell e Marianne sono «come due pianticelle che
condividono lo stesso pezzo di terra, crescendo l'una vicino all'altra,
contorcendosi per farsi spazio, assumendo posizioni improbabili»: nella
loro crescita, si appoggiano e si scavalcano, si fanno molto male ma
anche molto bene, e la sofferenza che si procurano non è che
boicottaggio di sé. Certo, la ferocia informa tutti i rapporti di potere
che vigono fra i personaggi, nella piccola scuola di provincia come nel
prestigioso Trinity College cui entrambi i ragazzi accedono, nelle
dinamiche di genere come negli equilibri famigliari. Perfino in quelle
dicotomie sommarie che tanto Connell quanto Marianne subiscono, e in cui
essi stessi indulgono: quelle fra persone gentili e persone crudeli,
fra brave persone e persone cattive, corrotte, sbagliate, fra persone
strane e persone normali. In un modo o nell'altro entrambi aspirano alla
normalità, Connell per un'innata benché riprovevole pulsione di
conformità, Marianne forse per sfuggire a quella cruda e pervasiva
sensibilità che tanto dolore le causa e che facilmente vira
all'autodistruttività. C'è Jane Austen in queste pagine, la forza del
suo dialogo, la violenza sotterranea delle sue relazioni, e l'omonimia
di Marianne con l'eroina del suo romanzo più celebre ne è un indizio.
Per anni Marianne e Connell si ruotano intorno «come pattinatori di
figura», rischiando la vita e salvandosela, chiedendosi, promettendosi,
negandosi, dimostrandosi che quella che li lega è una storia d'amore.
Sally Rooney (born 20 February 1991) is an Irish[1] author
and screenwriter. Her debut novel, Conversations with Friends, was
published in 2017. It was followed by Normal People in 2018. Normal
People was adapted into a 2020 TV series.
Rooney was born in Castlebar, County Mayo,[2] in 1991, and
grew Persone normali up there.[3] Her father worked for Telecom Éireann,
and her mother ran an arts centre. Rooney has an older brother and a
younger sister.[3] Rooney studied English at Trinity College Dublin
(TCD), where she was elected a scholar in 2011.[4] She started (but did
not complete) a master's degree in Persone normali politics there, and
completed a degree in American literature instead, and graduated from an
MA in 2013.[5] Rooney has described herself as a Marxist.[1]
A university debater, as a student at Trinity College
Dublin, Rooney rose through the ranks of the European circuit to become
the top debater at the Persone normali European University Debating
Championships in 2013,[6][7] later writing of the
experience.[8] Before becoming a writer, she worked for a restaurant in an administrative role.[9][10] She lives in Dublin.[5]
Rooney completed her first novel—which she has described as "absolute trash"—at the age of 15.[11]
She began writing "constantly" in late 2014. Persone
normali She completed her debut novel, Conversations with Friends, while
still studying for her master's degree in American literature. She
wrote 100,000 words of the book in three months.[11]
In 2015, her essay "Even if You Beat Me", about her time as
the “top competitive debater on the continent of Europe", Persone
normali was seen by an agent, Tracy Bohan, of the Wylie Agency, and
Bohan contacted Rooney. Rooney gave Bohan a manuscript, and Bohan
circulated it to publishers, receiving seven bids.[12][13][14]
"She had seen my story and wondered whether I had anything
else she could read"..."But I didn’t send her anything for Persone
normali ages"..."I don’t know why. I didn’t want her to see this shoddy
draft."[9]
Rooney signed with Tracy Bohan of the
Wylie
Agency, and Conversations with Friends was subject to a seven-party
auction for its publishing rights,which were eventually sold in 12
countries.[15][16] The novel was published in June 2017 by Persone
normali Faber and Faber. It was nominated for the 2018 Swansea
University International Dylan Thomas Prize,[17] and the 2018 Folio
Prize, and won the 2017 Sunday Times/Peters Fraser & Dunlop Young
Writer of the Year Award.[18][19]
In March 2017, her short story "Mr Salary" was shortlisted
for the Sunday Times EFG Persone normali Private Bank Short Story
Award.[20]
Sally Rooney was announced as editor of the Irish literary
magazine The Stinging Fly in November 2017.[21] She was a contributing
writer to the magazine.[22] Rooney oversaw the magazine's two issues in
2018, before handing the editorship over to Danny Denton. She remains a
contributing Persone normali editor to the magazine.[23]
In 2018, Rooney was announced as taking part in the Cúirt International Festival of Literature.[24]
Rooney's second novel, Normal People, was published in September 2018, also
by Faber & Faber.[25][26] The novel grew out of Rooney's
exploration into the history between the two main characters of Persone
normali her short story "At the Clinic."[27] In July 2018, Normal People
was longlisted for that year's Man Booker Prize.[28] On 27 November
2018, the work won "Irish Novel of the Year" at the Irish Book
Awards[29] and was named Waterstones' Book of the Year for 2018.[30] In
January 2019, it Persone normali won the Costa Novel Award (formerly the
Whitbread) for the Novel category.[31][32] It was longlisted for the
2019 Dylan Thomas Prize[33] and the 2019 Women's Prize for Fiction.[34]
On 23 April 2019, the New York Public Library's Dorothy and
Lewis B. Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers announced its 2019
Persone normali class of fellows, which included Rooney. The press
release stated "she will be writing a new novel under the working title
Beautiful World, Where Are You, examining aesthetics and political
crisis."[35]
The novel was made into a 12-part series as
a
co-production of BBC Three and the online platform Hulu, Persone normali
with filming taking place in Dublin and County Sligo.[36][37] The
series was directed by Lenny Abrahamson and Hettie Macdonald.
In February 2020, it was announced that the novel
Conversations with Friends would be made into a 12-episode BBC
Three/Hulu miniseries.[38][39] It was also announced that the creative
team behind Normal Persone normali People, director Lenny Abrahamson and
co-writer Alice Birch would be returning.[40][41]
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