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"Salman Rushdie"

"Salman Rushdie"

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Fashion (15), Media (10), Lifestyle (9), Philanthropy (7), Film (5), Art (3), Books (3), Music (3), Performing Arts (3), Nightlife (1), Society (1), TV (1)

Biography

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Indian-British essayist and novelist. Author of "Midnight's Children" and "The Satanic Verses."

Salman was ranked #2 in Fame Game's MOVERS and SHAKERS in the "Media and Digital" category for the week of April 27, 2008 -- Go here to see the current list!

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More Than A Year Ago
The Hamptons: Peggy Siegal Is Not A Caterer (Gawker 2007-08-07)
The Hottest Woman In The World: Chelsea-Bound Padma Means Doom For All Fugly Writers (Gawker 2007-07-09)
TV Dinners: July 9-15 (Gothamist 2007-07-09)
Arts, Briefly (NYT Arts 2007-07-03)
Our Brad And Jen: Padma-Salman Split Official At Long Last (Gawker 2007-07-02)
The Former Queen of Buzz Conjures a Golden Heyday (NYT Arts 2007-06-11)

Reference Links

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The Enchantress of Florence: A Novel by Salman Rushdie
Midnight's Children: A Novel by Salman Rushdi