Home
Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
We All Owe Death A Life.
-Salman Rushdie
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
We All Owe Death A Life.
Salman Rushdie
We All Owe Death A Life.
Views: 3
Topic
More From Salman Rushdie
Human Beings, You See, Do Absolutely Two Primary Things. We See Like And Unlike. Like Becomes, In Literature, Simile And Metaphor. Unlike Becomes Uniqueness And Difference, From Which I Believe, The Novel Is Born.
Believe
Two
Differences
The Thing That Always Attracted Me To New York Was The Sense Of Being In A Place Where A Lot Of People Had A Lot Of Stories Not Unlike Mine,' Rushdie Says. 'everybody Comes From Somewhere Else. Everyone's Got A Polish Grandmother, Some Kind Of Metamorphosis In Their Family Circumstances. That's A Very Big Thing - The Experience Of Not Living Where You Started.
New York
Grandmother
Somewhere Else
Original Thought, Original Artistic Expression Is By Its Very Nature Questioning, Irreverent, Iconoclastic.
Expression
Original Thought
Artistic
Where There Is No Belief, There Is No Blasphemy.
Belief
Blasphemy
Five Mysteries Hold The Keys To The Unseen: The Act Of Love, And The Birth Of A Baby, And The Contemplation Of Great Art, And Being In The Presence Of Death Or Disaster, And Hearing The Human Voice Lifted In Song.
Song
Baby
Art
Trending Author
Young Jeezy
Lee Majors
Bianca Jagger
Paul D. Boyer
Jean Chretien
Gary Miller
Category
Information