A Conversation with Salman Rushdie

Patty Satalia of Penn State Public Broadcasting interviews noted author Salman Rushdie. Rushdie discusses his latest novel as well as his life as a writer. Audience members participate in the conversation with their comments and questions.

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Education

[forgottenmemories63]

@punjabian236 Yea in Great way :)

[punjabian236]

bloody sick man.

[madeinengland1968]

Sir Salman Rushdie is a true genius of our time, he made history by speaking the truth.

[fuckingtrollguy123]

love you salaman

[horbergus]

Nice, i just discovered another genius

[yymproductions]

come on, what's the point here? who's rushdie actually. some moron who wrote a book that was offensive to some other morons. why's that so important?

[amine17360]

what it is the problem ...................hell need more fuel

Salman Rushdie had chosen his own destination!

[Blazhei]

@fredfelosofar The fact that there is still oppression in secular societies does not mean that religion does not bring oppression. That's basic logical reasoning 101.

[minasnazgul]

wowo wow woo w wow wow salman rocks.......he researched....and told the truth to the entire world(ofcourse all know that untl muslims..islam ends there wil be no peace in the universe....and all know that koran is satanic influenced!!)...but anyways..he just told the truth and just because he told the truth hes been issued fatwa by the living satan ......khomeni..the bastard...how unfair..

[OdinLowe]

@kassem975 You've never read The Satanic Verses, have you?