Salman Rushdie Writes Novelistically About His Own Life
Clip: 10/8/2012 | 8m 1s
In 'Joseph Anton,' Salman Rushdie Writes Novelistically About His Own Life
In his new memoir, Salman Rushdie recounts, in the third person, his upbringing as a secular muslim trying to understand his religion, as well as living under fatwa, a period when he says he discovered his own resilience. Jeffrey Brown talks to the author about recent clashes over free speech and Islamic ideology.
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Salman Rushdie Writes Novelistically About His Own Life
Clip: 10/8/2012 | 8m 1s
In his new memoir, Salman Rushdie recounts, in the third person, his upbringing as a secular muslim trying to understand his religion, as well as living under fatwa, a period when he says he discovered his own resilience. Jeffrey Brown talks to the author about recent clashes over free speech and Islamic ideology.
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