Sally Rooney, the British author known for her work on the internet, has announced that she will no longer be able to sell her books in the United Kingdom due to her support for Palestine Action. Rooney, who has been vocal about her stance on the conflict, has faced backlash from some readers and retailers who have called her actions controversial. The decision comes as Rooney continues to advocate for a peaceful resolution to the conflict, which has led to her being banned from selling her books in the UK.
Sally Rooney says she can no longer sell books in the UK over her support for Palestine Action
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Sally Rooney can’t sell her books in UK over support for Palestine Action
Published On 16 Oct 2026
Sally Rooney says she can no longer sell books in the UK over her support for Palestine Action
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