Books Written by Salman Rushdie
Salman Rushdie has written 30 books. See the full bibliography below.
Salman Rushdie is an Indian-born British-American novelist and essayist.
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Victory City
Languages of Truth
Essays 2003-2020
Quichotte
A Novel
Home
The Golden House
Two Years, Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights
A Novel
Joseph Anton
A Memoir
Birds of Prey
Luka and the Fire of Life
Khalifa Brothers, Book 2
The Best American Short Stories
The Enchantress of Florence
Shalimar the Clown
A Novel
Step Across This Line
Fury
A Novel
The Ground Beneath Her Feet
A Novel
The Vintage Book of Indian Writing 1947-1997
Mirrorwork
The Moor's Last Sigh
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Christopher Hitchens recommended this bookChristopher Hitchens
"One of [this author's] less-regarded but most magical and musical fictions." - Christopher Hitchens
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East, West
Stories
The Wizard of Oz
BFI Film Classics
Imaginary Homelands
In Good Faith
Haroun and the Sea of Stories
Khalifa Brothers, Book 1
The Satanic Verses
A Novel
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1 person
Christopher Hitchens recommended this bookChristopher Hitchens
"[Appears] not to be written by [a human being]." - Christopher Hitchens
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The Jaguar Smile
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1 person
Christopher Hitchens recommended this bookChristopher Hitchens
"About a voyage to revolutionary Nicaragua." - Christopher Hitchens
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Shame
A Novel
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2 people
Richa Chadha recommended this bookRicha Chadha
"Even though it was heavy for me at 15, I was greatly impacted by [this book]. It made me kinder." - Richa Chadha
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Christopher Hitchens recommended this bookChristopher Hitchens
"[Anatomizes] the heap of madnesses and contradictions that went to make up the nightmarish state of Pakistan." - Christopher Hitchens
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London Review of Books: Anthology 1
The Prophet's Hair
Midnight's Children
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2 people
Lisa Ling recommended this bookLisa Ling
"Combines historical reality and mythical fiction to deliver a magnificent and magical account of India’s transition to independence and partition." - Lisa Ling
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Patrick Collison recommended this bookPatrick Collison
Patrick Collison labeled this book "substantially above average."
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