Rushdie

The author Salman Rushdie in a recent radio interview called himself 'something of a master at Angry Birds. '

A year after Rushdie left Ogilvy, the idea was dusted down and the client had a change of heart.

Then an invitation from Salman Rushdie arrived, asking me to attend the PEN World Voices Festival in New York.

At the end of his working week at Ogilvy, Rushdie always took a long hot bath.

For that reason, she has experienced, like Rushdie, a portion of intolerance, though not on the level of a fatwa.

A story by Booker Prize winner Salman Rushdie will be released later in the year with a specially crafted orchestral score.

Midnight's Children is the masterpiece of a contemporary Indian-English writer, Salman Rushdie.

the issue of the death penalty is highly controversial; Rushdie's controversial book; a controversial decision on affirmative action.

In Rushdie's view, advertising has changed a lot from when he was a copywriter.

The tumult over Rushdie's book, The Satanic Verses polarized emotions around the world.

I have been reading the sufferings of Jesus in the light of the Salmon Rushdie affair.

Protests, boycotts, condemnations, for both Rushdie and his publishers, are all in order.

New Historicism provides a new perspective for the interpretation of Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children.

It remained possible to argue that Mr Rushdie's intolerant detractors, despite their violence, had lost their battle.

TWO decades ago, on 14th February 1989, Salman Rushdie received one of history's most notorious Valentine greetings.

And even Rushdie's publisher, Viking Penguin, was forced to temporarily close its New York City office to improve security.

Now Salmon Rushdie is no follower of Jesus as far as I can tell.

In 1989 Iran's supreme cleric, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, urged Muslims to kill Salman Rushdie, a British writer.

Salman Rushdie is a famous British Indian novelist and essayist.

The one cultural artifact that has influenced me the most is probably my favorite book: Midnight's Children, by Salman Rushdie.

Rushdie published a novel entitled Satanic Verses.

Coca-Cola endowed Emory University in Atlanta, which bought Salman Rushdie's archive in 2006.

Mr Rushdie, fearing for his life, was forced into hiding.

Salman Rushdie was pissed-off I think because I altered the map of New York, if you notice.

Under the protection of British authorities, Rushdie lived in hiding for nearly a decade.

For example, the murder of two of Salman Rushdie's translators after the fatwa was issued against him.

I have put myself in Rushdie's place and felt how utterly vulnerable he is.