Mr Salary: Faber Stories

Mr Salary: Faber Stories

von Sally Rooney

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Beschreibung

My love for him felt so total and so annihilating that it was often impossible for me to see him clearly at all.

Years ago, Sukie moved in with Nathan because her mother was dead and her father was difficult, and she had nowhere else to go. Now they are on the brink of the inevitable.

Sally Rooney is one of the most acclaimed young talents of recent years. With her minute attention to the power dynamics in everyday speech, she builds up sexual tension and throws a deceptively low-key glance at love and death.

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Sub-Genre

N/A

Format

Taschenbuch

Seitenzahl

48

Preis

7.95 €

Beiträge

11

2

why are short stories so short but so confusing istg

4

Yeah this was it

Oh this was magnificent. I need more of this, sally please keep writing this

5

I can’t describe how much I love Sally Rooney books

5

i was going to give this a 4 ⭐️ but then i thought: i loved the relationship dynamic, i love the familial dynamic, i love the conversations, i love the angst (and this is coming from someone that hates angst). i actually enjoyed this story. and i have to see from a short story perspective/ not a full novel perspective. and as a short story, it was really nice and intriguing. i never got bored. it’s keeps you invested. suggest you read this if you enjoy rooney’s work

5

I don‘t know what I expected, just not this. I liked it a lot. No wonder Sally Rooney has won a prize for this short novel. I guess I have to read more by her. 33 pages but worth it I think!

5

I can’t describe how much I love Sally Rooney books

4

It was 33 pages long and it got me hooked.

5

It's toooooo short!!

3

I'm deeply uncomfortable with the age gap but sadly also deeply in love with the writing style and some of the beautiful quotes in this."Death was, of course, the most ordinary thing that could happen, at some level I knew that. Still, I had stood there waiting to see the body in the river, ignoring the real living bodies all around me, as if death was more of a miracle than life was. I was a cold customer. It was too cold to think of things all the way through."and, a lot less sad: "We used to watch films together like that, and he would touch my hair in that exact way, distractedly. I found his distraction comforting. In a way I wanted to live inside it, as if it was a place of its own, where he would never notice I had entered."

3

My very first Rooney (because of a reading prompt - "the shortest book on your tbr") and I am obsessed with her style here, it's very atmospheric. Makes me wann read more of hers. Nonetheless I didn't understand the story and just feel like there was something missing or that I am just plain stupid.

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Beschreibung

My love for him felt so total and so annihilating that it was often impossible for me to see him clearly at all.

Years ago, Sukie moved in with Nathan because her mother was dead and her father was difficult, and she had nowhere else to go. Now they are on the brink of the inevitable.

Sally Rooney is one of the most acclaimed young talents of recent years. With her minute attention to the power dynamics in everyday speech, she builds up sexual tension and throws a deceptively low-key glance at love and death.

Haupt-Genre

N/A

Sub-Genre

N/A

Format

Taschenbuch

Seitenzahl

48

Preis

7.95 €

Beiträge

11

2

why are short stories so short but so confusing istg

4

Yeah this was it

Oh this was magnificent. I need more of this, sally please keep writing this

5

I can’t describe how much I love Sally Rooney books

5

i was going to give this a 4 ⭐️ but then i thought: i loved the relationship dynamic, i love the familial dynamic, i love the conversations, i love the angst (and this is coming from someone that hates angst). i actually enjoyed this story. and i have to see from a short story perspective/ not a full novel perspective. and as a short story, it was really nice and intriguing. i never got bored. it’s keeps you invested. suggest you read this if you enjoy rooney’s work

5

I don‘t know what I expected, just not this. I liked it a lot. No wonder Sally Rooney has won a prize for this short novel. I guess I have to read more by her. 33 pages but worth it I think!

5

I can’t describe how much I love Sally Rooney books

4

It was 33 pages long and it got me hooked.

5

It's toooooo short!!

3

I'm deeply uncomfortable with the age gap but sadly also deeply in love with the writing style and some of the beautiful quotes in this."Death was, of course, the most ordinary thing that could happen, at some level I knew that. Still, I had stood there waiting to see the body in the river, ignoring the real living bodies all around me, as if death was more of a miracle than life was. I was a cold customer. It was too cold to think of things all the way through."and, a lot less sad: "We used to watch films together like that, and he would touch my hair in that exact way, distractedly. I found his distraction comforting. In a way I wanted to live inside it, as if it was a place of its own, where he would never notice I had entered."

3

My very first Rooney (because of a reading prompt - "the shortest book on your tbr") and I am obsessed with her style here, it's very atmospheric. Makes me wann read more of hers. Nonetheless I didn't understand the story and just feel like there was something missing or that I am just plain stupid.

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