The publisher of Irish author Sally Rooney has announced it will cease distribution of her books in the United Kingdom. This decision stems from a recently enacted British law that proscribes Palestine Action, designating it as a terrorist group. Rooney has publicly expressed support for Palestine Action and intended to donate book royalties to the organization. The new legislation prevents her from legally transferring these funds. The publisher’s move is a direct protest against the British law and its impact on Rooney’s ability to support a cause she believes in. This action highlights the intersection of literature, politics, and freedom of expression, sparking debate about author advocacy and the limits of financial support for groups deemed extremist by governments. The situation impacts availability of Rooney’s works across the UK market.