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Salman Rushdie

Surviving Shadows: A Journey of Resilience and Reflection

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Author: Salman Rushdie

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: -

Language: English

Publish Date: 04/16/2024

Audiobook length: 31min

Knife Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: Knife

00:0033:02

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Chapter 2: Eliza

00:0041:46

Chapter 3: Hamnot

00:0043:56

Chapter 4: Rehab

00:0040:45

Chapter 5: Homecoming

00:0042:54

Chapter 6: The A.

00:0037:21

Chapter 7: Second Chance

00:0036:38

Chapter 8: Closure?

00:0028:13

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The summary audiobook of "Knife" by Salman Rushdie is ideal for literary enthusiasts, students, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary themes in literature and culture. It's particularly suited for those interested in exploring the complexities of identity, freedom of expression, and the impacts of political turmoil through the lens of Rushdie's rich storytelling. Additionally, busy professionals and casual readers looking for a quick yet insightful overview of the novel will find this summary a valuable resource to enhance their appreciation of Rushdie's work.

3 quotes from Knife

"Stories can save us, set us free, and create new perspectives. That is their ultimate power."
"In a world of chaos, only the written word can act as a grounding force, a knife cutting through the noise to reveal the truth beneath."
"To live is to navigate the delicate balance between reality and imagination, where the sharp edge of a knife becomes a symbol of creation and destruction."

Author : Salman Rushdie

Sir Ahmed Salman Rushdie is an acclaimed Indian-born British novelist and essayist known for his significant contributions to literature, particularly through his exploration of the complex interplay between Eastern and Western cultures. His early works, including the Booker Prize-winning *Midnight's Children* and the controversial *The Satanic Verses*, often incorporate elements of magical realism and delve into themes of migration and identity. The backlash against *The Satanic Verses* led to a fatwa issued by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in 1989, forcing Rushdie into hiding for nearly a decade. Recognized for his literary achievements, he was knighted in 2007 and later served as Distinguished Writer in Residence at Emory University.

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