Sally Rooney's 'Intermezzo' Explores Aging and Relationships

The acclaimed author's latest novel delves into the complexities of grief, love, and generational divides.

Sally Rooney's fourth novel, 'Intermezzo,' shifts focus from youth to the challenges of aging and mortality.
The story centers on two brothers, Peter and Ivan, grappling with their father's recent death and their strained relationship.
Rooney's characters are involved in age-gap relationships, adding layers of complexity to their interactions and personal growth.
The novel has generated significant buzz, with fans and critics divided on Rooney's impact and literary style.
Rooney's evolving narrative style and deeper thematic exploration in 'Intermezzo' mark a departure from her earlier works.