September is the high point of the publishing calendar. Edel Coffey suggests autumn reading, with Sally Rooney, Elizabeth Strout and more
This time of year is the high point of the publishing calendar. Autumn brings big-name novelists and eyecatching non-fiction in an attempt to capitalise on that oh-so important marketing period otherwise known as … Christmas . The schedule which includes new books from Michael Connelly, Sally Rooney, Roddy Doyle, Louise Erdich, Donal Ryan, Elizabeth Strout, Elif Shafak and Lee Child, among others.
Such is the frenzy around any new Sally Rooney publication now that no review of her latest and fourth novel,, can be published until later in September, when the book will be released. All I can tell you until then is thattells the story of two brothers, Peter, a Dublin lawyer in his 30s, and Ivan, a 22-year-old competitive chess player, both of whom are mourning the death of their father.
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