Salman Rushdie

I Sir Ahmed Salman Rushdie ( (Devanagari),  (Nastaʿlīq); ; mibait 19 Junio 1947) metung yang  British Indian a nobelista ampong talasulat salese o sanese (essayist).  Sinambut yang Booker Prize anyang 1981 ing kadwa nang nobela, ing Midnight's Children (1981). Tungkul king Indian subcontinent ing keraklan king sinulat nang piksyon. Sasabyan dang piyayabe na ing magical realism ampo ing pangkasalesayan a piksyon; makapatungkul ing kayang obra kareng dakal a pamituglung-tuglung, kaguluan, ampong pamanalis o pamaglipat pilatan ning Aslagan ampo ning Albugan.

Megi yang sentru ning kontrobersya ing kapat nang nobela, ing The Satanic Verses (1988), a memupul protesta ibat kareng Muslim kareng mapilang bangsa, kayabe no deng bayolenting reaksyon. Mika bala o kapiadyan laban king kayang bye, kayabe ya ing fatwāng pepalwal nang Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, ing Kakataskatasan a Pekapun ning Iran (Supreme Leader of Iran), anyang 14 Febrero 1989.

Mituldu yang Commandeur de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres king Pransiya i Rushdie anyang Enero 1999. Kanitang Junio 2007, gewa neng  kabalyerung (knighted)  Reina Elizabeth II i Rushdie uling king kayang kasuyuan o serbisyu king malagung panyulat o literatura. Anyang 2008, binili ne ning The Times king kalabing atlu (13th) king kayang listaan da reng limampulung mapyang diling Briton manibat anyang 1945.

Manibat kanitang 2000, king Estados Unidos ne makatuknang i Rushdie, at magobra ya king Emory University; miyalal yang miabe king American Academy of Arts and Letters. Ing pekabayu nang libru ya pin ing Joseph Anton: A Memoir, a tungkul king kayang bye manibat anyang kontrobersya tungkul king The Satanic Verses.

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Salman Rushdie official website

In Depth interview with Rushdie, 5 December 2010

Article archive at Journalisted

Contemporary writers: Salman Rushdie. British Council: Arts

New York Times special feature on Rushdie, 1999

 
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