Kenan Malik: Pandaemonium

Garry Clarkson; Keenan Malik

Kenan Malik: Pandaemonium

Garry Clarkson (Photographer), Keenan Malik

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Abstract

Photograph to contextualise Keenan Malik's account fo the Rushdie Affair: Cloaked as it is in the shadow of the fatwa, The Satanic Verses has come to be seen purely as a novel about Islam. Rushdie wrote it, in fact, as a novel about the migrant experience that ‘could explore the joining-ups and also disjointednesses of here and there, then and now, reality and dreams’.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 14 Feb 2014

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