KnowraSalman RushdieLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Salman Rushdie, each with the reason it gives.All 16Related 12Narrower topic 1Compared with 3Indian English literatureRelated: His international success altered expectations for Indian and diasporic fiction in English.BlasphemyRelated: Rushdie's case made the personal risks of blasphemy accusations internationally visible.Christopher HitchensRelated: Hitchens defended Rushdie during the controversy over The Satanic Verses.The Satanic Verses controversyRelated: Rushdie wrote the novel and became the central target of threats after the controversy began.Günter GrassRelated: Rushdie presented Grass with the Nobel Prize in 1999 and publicly praised his literary influence.South Asian diasporaRelated: His fiction gives narrative form to identities shaped across multiple homelands.The God of Small ThingsRelated: Rushdie’s international success forms part of the literary context in which Roy’s debut was received.PEN InternationalRelated: His experience of threats and censorship became a prominent focus of PEN’s advocacy.Arundhati RoyRelated: His international success preceded Roy’s and helped shape the global reception of Indian English fiction.Mo YanRelated: Comparisons with Rushdie highlight Mo Yan’s use of fantastical narrative to approach history.Taslima NasrinRelated: Rushdie’s case is a prominent comparison in debates over blasphemy, artistic freedom, and threats against writers.Graham SwiftRelated: Rushdie and Swift were prominent British novelists of the same late twentieth-century literary generation.