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The Rushdie letters

freedom to speak, freedom to write
Pages
189
Published
1993
Language
English

Synopsis

This collection compiles correspondence surrounding the controversy ignited by Salman Rushdie's novel, 'The Satanic Verses.' It offers a direct look into the debates on freedom of the press, censorship, and the intersection of Islam and literature. The letters provide historical insight into the intense discussions of the late 20th century regarding freedom of speech and its religious implications.

About the author

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Steve MacDonogh

Steve MacDonogh is the author of Pioneers, a look at the early days of the tech industry. He writes about innovation and the people behind it.