爱尔兰作家莎莉·鲁尼已同意其英国出版社Faber停止在英国供应她的作品1。这一决定源于鲁尼对巴勒斯坦行动组织的支持立场，该组织已于2025年被英国政府列为恐怖组织1。鲁尼表示，继续从其作品所得向该组织提供资金将构成严重刑事犯罪，因此做出了这一抉择1。
鲁尼的书籍全球销售超过600万册，其中230万册在英国销售1。她在2025年8月的《爱尔兰时报》上撰文，表示将继续支持该组织，并因此取消了英国领奖之行1。出版社Faber在声明中指出，"出售作家作品却无法向其支付稿费是出版商无法接受的局面"1。
这一举措反映了英国政府对相关组织的严厉态度——已有超过3700人因涉嫌支持巴勒斯坦行动组织被逮捕，约2500人被控告1。鲁尼的代表作《普通人》发布于2018年，两年后改编为电视剧，使保罗·梅斯卡尔和黛西·埃德加-琼斯成名1。
Irish writer Sally Rooney has agreed with her publisher Faber to halt the supply of her works in the United Kingdom, following her public support for Palestine Action, an organization designated as a terrorist group by British authorities.1 Rooney stated that continuing to receive royalties from her books in the country would constitute a serious criminal offense, leading her to make this decision.1
The author, whose novels have sold over 6 million copies globally with 2.3 million copies sold in the UK, wrote in the Irish Times in August 2025 that she would continue backing the organization and subsequently cancelled a planned trip to the UK to receive an award.1 Faber responded to the situation, noting that "a publisher selling an author's work while being unable to pay royalties to that author is not a position any publisher can accept."1 Britain designated Palestine Action as a terrorist organization in 2025, an action that has resulted in over 3,700 arrests on suspicion of supporting the group, with approximately 2,500 individuals charged.1
Rooney is perhaps best known for her 2018 novel "Normal People," which was adapted into a television series two years later and launched the careers of actors Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones.1
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