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Knife by Salman Rushdie is a true miracle. Yes, it describes in painful detail the horror of what happened, but it’s also a mediation on happiness and love. Surviving the attack took strength, but this kind of writing takes wisdom.
“Love is a force – and when it’s unleashed, it can actually have a powerful effect in the real world.”
After surviving a horrific assassination attempt, Salman Rushdie writes not just about death, but about life and love in his new memoir Knife. I spoke with him about it.
His surgeons thought it was too late to save him. But Salman Rushdie survived. In a fascinating conversation he shares how love, sheer hard work and something perhaps more magical came to his aid when he most needed it. Watch the full conversation: bit.ly/3WfkoB5
.Salman Rushdie on why he feels he must join the fight to defend free speech and artistic expression
TONIGHT: Salman Rushdie chats with Jon Stewart about his new book 'Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder'
‘One wants to ask Mr. Netanyahu how exactly he’s going to destroy Hamas by bombing Gaza when its leaders are living in the lap of luxury in Qatar.’
‘It’s hard to see the path of justice’ in the Israel-Gaza conflict, Salman Rushdie tells Andrew Marr.
'Whoever would overthrow the liberty of a nation must begin by subduing the freedom of speech.' ― Benjamin Franklin
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