Rushdie, Salman

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Description: It is an understatement to say that the books of British author Salman Rushdie are influential; for over twenty years he has lived under a fatwa issued in response to his fiction. Despite the death threats, Rushdie remains one of the world's best-regarded writers, with myriad prestigious literary awards to his credit. In his Literary Fiction, Historical Fiction, and nonfiction, he considers issues such as race, colonialism, and religion, often in the setting of his native India. Rushdie has a sophisticated writing style and often incorporates elements of the surreal. Start with: Midnight's Children (Fiction); Step Across This Line (Nonfiction)

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Description: It is an understatement to say that the books of British author Salman Rushdie are influential; for over twenty years he has lived under a fatwa issued in response to his fiction. Despite the death threats, Rushdie remains one of the world's best-regarded writers, with myriad prestigious literary awards to his credit. In his Literary Fiction, Historical Fiction, and nonfiction, he considers issues such as race, colonialism, and religion, often in the setting of his native India. Rushdie has a sophisticated writing style and often incorporates elements of the surreal. Start with: Midnight's Children (Fiction); Step Across This Line (Nonfiction)

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