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Irish stars come out in force to support Sally Rooney with open letter

  • On Wednesday, more than 150 cultural figures, including actors Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones, signed an open letter in the New Statesman supporting Irish author Sally Rooney after she halted UK book sales.
  • Faber ended UK book supplies on October 14 because paying royalties to Rooney, who supports Palestine Action, could constitute a criminal offense under anti-terror legislation.
  • Signatories condemned the withdrawal as a "repressive absurdity" and an affront to free speech, urging the government to amend legislation that proscribed Palestine Action as a terrorist organization in July 2025.
  • Rooney, whose novel Normal People has sold more than one million copies in the UK, stated she is "wholly prepared to accept the consequences" of funding the group, which remains legal in Ireland.
  • The UK Supreme Court is set to hear an appeal next month from Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori, contesting the organization's classification as a terrorist group under current legislation.
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A few days after her announcement that she was forced to withdraw her books from the UK market, hundreds of people of letters openly supported Sally Rooney The post The world of letters on Sally Rooney's side appeared first on in.gr.

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They denounce the cessation of sales of Sally Rooney's books in the United Kingdom, in response to his support for the Palestine Action group.

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New Statesman broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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