Rushdie's tetralogy -- Midnight's children -- Shame -- The Satanic verses -- The moor's last sigh.
Summary:
The first book-length study that examines families and especially the parent-child relationship in Rushdie's core works. The book provides a sustained examination of how the parents and children that people Rushdie's fictions reflect the larger issues his work is concerned with: nationalism, religion, history and authorship.
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