Salman Rushdie's first book of fiction since his stabbing will be published in November
NEW YORK (AP) —Salman Rushdie has a collection of novellas and short stories coming out this fall, his first published fiction since being stabbed repeatedly and hospitalized in 2022. Random House announced Thursday that Rushdie's “The Eleventh Hour,” billed by the publisher as “five interlinked stories and novellas that explore the eternal mysteries of the eleventh hour of life,” will be released Nov. 4. According to Random House, Rushdie's new book will include such characters” a...
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