Rushdie is a British novelist with deep roots in South Asia. His early novel "Midnight's Children" inspired a generation of Indian novelists; later works like "The Satanic Verses" and "The Moor's Last Sigh" straddled cultures, reinvented language, caused an occasional international crisis, and affected the way the reading public perceived and understood "hyphenated" literature.
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Extensive interview with the author by Linda Richards. Accompanied by original photographs.
Review of Fury. By Richard Eder.
Review of Fury. By Adam Mars-Jones.
Review of Fury. By Richard Eder.
Review of Fury. By Adam Mars-Jones.
Extensive interview with the author by Linda Richards. Accompanied by original photographs.
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