To Tell and Listen: Salman Rushdie  

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Tripathi, Salil

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Far Eastern Economic Review vol. 171 no. 4 (May 2008), page 24-27.
Topik: Salman Rushdie

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Over The Past quartercentury, the Indian-born novelist Salman Rushdie has created a scintillating universe where the past blends with the present, where narrators are suspect and where it is difficult to tell history apart from myth. Angels and devils become confused ideas and cultures collide, as individuals travel across continents, making the pristine impure and the hybrid feel genuine. With The Enchantress of Florence, his 11th work of fiction, this enchanter from Bombay (he won't refer to the city of his birth by its parochial name, Mumbai) is in full form, once again dealing with hoary history as fable, without revealing where facts end and imagination bagins.

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