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jfahey 's review for:
Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder
by Salman Rushdie
(Read via audiobook) this is my first Rushdie book and won’t be my last. I’m sad to say this book and his tragedy or how I discovered his works but I look forward to reading what else he has created while looking at him as a writer and not a victim.
There was much to enjoy in this book and I appreciate the details and humor. I didn’t give this 5 stars as I frankly could feel his arrogance seeping into the book with his name dropping of famous friends and many accolades; sure it’s true, but it became irritating to read about. That doesn’t take away from all this book has to offer so I would suggest to any considering it to take a look in it.
There was much to enjoy in this book and I appreciate the details and humor. I didn’t give this 5 stars as I frankly could feel his arrogance seeping into the book with his name dropping of famous friends and many accolades; sure it’s true, but it became irritating to read about. That doesn’t take away from all this book has to offer so I would suggest to any considering it to take a look in it.