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Live Video Chat with Salman Rushdie, Today at 12pm ET/9 am PT
Join us tomorrow at 12pm ET/9am PT for a live video chat with Salman Rushdie, Booker Prize-winning and best-selling author of Midnight's Children, Fury, and The Satanic Verses. We'll be discussing his incredibly topical new memoir Joseph Anton, about the years of his life spent under the shadow of a fatwa resulting from the publication of The Satanic Verses. This chat will last approximately half an hour, and if you miss it, don't worry, we'll record it for you.
To watch the recorded chat, click here!
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Sep 18, 2012 05:42PM
Wow....the big time.
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I'm a Muslim. Muslims love Jesus Christ and never say anything bad about him. But Christians ...
Wishing I could be there, but alas! I'll be on my way home from work!
Excellent! First author broadcast on here that I've wanted to see.
So, um, what time will this be in Pakistan?
What GMT? I need to convert it to Brazilian time. I assume it's GMT -5, but I'm not sure. Thanks.
will readers get a chance to participate in some way?
Avital wrote: "What GMT? I need to convert it to Brazilian time. I assume it's GMT -5, but I'm not sure. Thanks."
Click the link to watch the chat- there's a countdown on top :)
Click the link to watch the chat- there's a countdown on top :)"
Thank you! What a great feature.
Riku wrote: "will readers get a chance to participate in some way?"
Usually some questions written by people in the chat will be picked and asked.
Usually some questions written by people in the chat will be picked and asked.
which was the author he said he admires a lot in the end?
Polytimi wrote: "which was the author he said he admires a lot in the end?"David Mitchell, author of Cloud Atlas.
Patrick, do send the chat transcript to Sir Salman Rushdie. Might be a good idea...?
Patrick wrote: "Polytimi wrote: "which was the author he said he admires a lot in the end?"David Mitchell, author of Cloud Atlas."
Thank you!
How about a Books on Tape / Recorded Books category?
