Salman Rushdie
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Rushdie’s Satanic Verses returns to Indian bookshops after 36 years
Book banned since 1988 is ‘selling out’ after import bar was overturned due to missing paperworkSalman Rushdie…
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Indian import ban on Rushdie’s Satanic Verses to end as no official order found
Government unable to produce ‘untraceable’ notification against 1988 novel when citizen brought matter to cour…
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Salman Rushdie attack was unjustifiable, says Pakistan’s Imran Khan
In a wide-ranging Guardian interview, the former prime minister say he understands anger The Satanic Verses cr…
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What it was like asking for The Satanic Verses in a Pakistan bookshop | Anonymous
As an aspiring writer I loved many exiled authors, from Márquez to Kundera, but with Rushdie the stakes were r…
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Salman Rushdie attack prompts muted reaction in India and Pakistan
Majority of public figures have chosen not to comment on attack on Indian-born writerThe literary world and pu…
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Rushdie and Atwood join calls to restore citizenship to critic of Modi
More than 250 authors urge India’s prime minister to reinstate overseas citizenship of British journalist Aati…
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Rushdie and Atwood join calls to restore citizenship to critic of Modi
More than 250 authors urge India’s prime minister to reinstate overseas citizenship of British journalist Aati…