 Photo © Rossano B. Maniscalchi | Author: Salman RushdieAlso known as: Salman Rusdie, ed. Rushdie Salman, S Rushdie, Salaman Rushdie, Salman/ Rudhdie, Salman Rushdie, Salmon Rushdie, Saman Rushdie ... (see complete list), Salaman Rushdie, Salman Rushdie
Salman Rushdie has 6 upcoming events | 3 past events. Queen Elizabeth Hall: Enchanted Endings: Salman Rushdie in conversation with Lisa Appignanesi (April 13 at 19:30) Salman Rushdie discusses The Enchantress of Florence. Author of numerous prize-winning works and one of world literature's leading voices, Rushdie discusses his latest novel The Enchantress of Florence, strong female protagonists, and the role of the imagination in fiction with Lisa Appignanesi, President of English PEN, and writer of several works of fiction ... (more)and non-fiction, most recently Mad, Bad and Sad. This is the closing event of International PEN's Free the Word festival. Part of Free the Word.
Interested: helensarah Added by Grammath. Hatchards: Salman Rushdie (April 14 at 12:30)
Added by MonkeyRobo. UCSB Campbell Hall: Salman Rushdie, Pico Iyer (May 4 at 16:00) Salman Rushdie.; Pico Iyer. Rushdie will discuss his work with esteemed author Pico Iyer (The Global Soul).
General public $25.00 / UCSB Students $15.00
Added by fixedfocus. Charleston Festival: The Enchantress of Florence (May 23 at 18:00) Salman Rushdie.; Erica Wagner. Tickets £12. "Salman Rushdie
in conversation with Erica Wagner.
In his new novel, Salman Rushdie, winner of the Booker of Bookers, transports readers to the 16th century Mughal Court, where a visitor from the Florentine world of Machiavelli wins the attention of the Emperor. This vintage Rushdie ... (more)tale of stories within stories, where nothing is as it first seems (or is it?), sets up symmetries between East and West – the hedonistic Mughal capital and the equally sensual Florentine city. Salman Rushdie is the author of nine novels, including Midnight’s Children and The Moor’s Last Sigh. Erica Wagner is the Literary Editor of The Times and author of the novel Seizure."
Added by christiguc. Vroman's Bookstore: Salman Rushdie discusses and signs Enchantress of Florence (June 14 at 17:00) Drawing on more than seven years of research, Rushdie, the legendary author of Midnight's Children, brings together two seemingly different cities: the hedonistic Mughal capital, in which the brilliant emperor Akbar the Great wrestles daily with questions of belief, desire, and the treachery of his sons, ... (more)and the equally sensual city of Florence, where Niccolň Machiavelli takes a starring role. A virtuosic feat of storytelling that mixes political intrigue and high drama, romance and magic, Enchantress of Florence, is a profound reflection on war and politics, gender and society, fantasy and rumor, individuality and public life, and how the brutal past still influences our present world. This event will be held outside in the Vroman's courtyard. Line tickets will be given out the day of the event. Show your Vroman's receipt with your purchase of your copy of Enchantress of Florence to receive a line ticket. Visit our website for an updated list of event guidelines and restrictions.
Added by booksense. Chaucer's Books: Salman Rushdie: Signing (June 15 at 15:00) Author Salman Rushdie, whose 1988 The Satanic Verses was not a favorite of the Ayatollah, will be signing and discussing his new book, The Enchantress of Florence.
Added by booksense. Capitola Book Cafe: Salman Rushdie (June 17 at 19:30) Salman Rushdie reads from The enchantress of Florence : a novel. This is a ticketed event, hosted by Capitola Book Cafe and held at the Rio Theater.
With purchase of one copy of The Enchantress of Florence, up to two event tickets can be purchased at the reduced price of $12.00 each. Without book purchase, tickets are $30.00 each.
Books will be available for ... (more)in-store pick-up beginning May 28. Event location: Rio Theatre, 1205 Soquel Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Added by polarmouse. Chicago Public Library - Harold Washington Library Center: Salman Rushdie (July 10 at 18:00) Salman Rushdie reads from The enchantress of Florence : a novel.
Seminary Co-op Bookstore: Salman Rushdie - The Enchantress of Florence (July 10 at 18:00)
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