![]() ![]() ![]() On the wrong day, and the narrator can't rewrite or repent: ''In my India, Gandhi will continue to die at the wrong time.'' Words, but even earlier, in ''Midnight's Children,'' where the narrator is born at the exact moment of the historical partition of India, there were already slippages. My story, my fictional country exist, like myself, at a slight angle to reality.'' Rushdie's angle to reality, as we all know, altered violently after he wrote those ![]() The same space, or almost the same space. Here are two countries,'' Salman Rushdie wrote in his 1983 novel, ''Shame.'' ''Real and fictional, occupying Michiko Kakutani Reviews 'The Ground Beneath Her Feet' (April 13, 1999).Rushdie Unplugged: An Interview With Charles McGrath.Salman Rushdie's new novel sets the familiar myth in the glittering world of rock-and-roll celebrities. ![]()
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