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0:49Now PlayingIn a departure from his works of surrealist fiction, Salman Rushdie’s new memoir is a very personal detailing of the 2022 stabbing that nearly killed him.
“The book is called ‘Knife,’ not only because it’s about a knife but because it is a knife,” Rushdie told NPR. “I got myself into a knife fight somehow. And I’d like to have a knife of my own.”
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