Premium Content Individual Influence on India's History in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children
By Alicia Lamlé - May 16, 2010
India – a subcontinent defined by its exceptional diversity, caused by its outstanding history. It has always been a country easy to love, but hard to describe. Salman Rushdie is said to be one of the first authors to have truly written from the heart of India’s people. In Midnight’s Children, the first book to win the prize of the “Best of the…
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