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Even if you beat me - The Dublin Review
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An ambivalent champion recalls life on the college debating circuit [personal history]
Even if you beat me - The Dublin Review Skip to content Spring 2015 Even if you beat me Sally Rooney Sally Rooney 1 It was four in the morning in Chennai when our bus driver fell asleep and drove us into a wall. No one was badly injured, and we could all get out of the bus okay. We found ourselves next to a themed restaurant with a plaster statue of King Kong outside. I knew most of the other passengers, and we chatted together in English while we waited for the police, laughing in the slightly hysterical way that follows frightening events. It was late December, just a couple of days after Ch
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