Two Years Eight Months And Twentyeight Nights: A Novel

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Advance praise for Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights
In his latest novel, [Salman] Rushdie invents his own cultural narrative one that blends elements of One Thousand and One Nights, Homeric epics, and sci-fi and action/adventure comic books. . . . Referencing Henry James, Mel Brooks, Mickey Mouse, Gracian, Bravo TV, and Aristotle, among others, Rushdie provides readers with an intellectual treasure chest cleverly disguised as a comic pop-culture apocalyptic caprice. Publishers Weekly (starred review)