
Why Salman Rushdie’s imagination cannot be stopped
In his first interview since the attack on his life, the novelist refuses to be defined as target or victim.
ByIn his first interview since the attack on his life, the novelist refuses to be defined as target or victim.
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ByThe attack on Salman Rushdie has exposed the deepening fault lines in French culture.
ByThe attack on Salman Rushdie was not an isolated incident, but connected to the political and cultural changes we are…
ByIn 1989 a new global conflict began that still defines our time: a war of power, wealth and dogma.
ByA healthy liberal democracy must guarantee freedom of expression; it must not guarantee freedom from offence.
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ByHaving a bounty placed on your head by an ayatollah isn’t the same as being mocked on Twitter.
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