Salman Rushdie interview (1999)

Author Salman Rushdie describes the significance of music in his life and on his book, "The Ground Beneath Her Feet," which is a retelling of the Orpheus myth set in a contemporary times. Rushdie discusses the status of the 10-year fatwa against him and how it relates to his novel, "The Ground Beneath Her Feet," as well as potential new projects.
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