Rushdie Talks Knife Memoir After Knife Attack
In a candid AP interview Salman Rushdie, nearly two years after his stabbing, describes being thinner and scarred but hopeful. He discusses writing Knife, a memoir of the attack, coping with fear, and his ongoing artistic mission after The Satanic Verses and Midnight's Children.
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Trauma Sponges and Urban Firefighting Insights
Michael Sobota reviews Jeremy Norton's memoir on Minnesota urban firefighting. Norton, a captain since 2007, reflects on blunt training days, evolving roles from fire suppression to emergency response, and the long term effects of carrying trauma. The book speaks to leadership and public understanding.
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