Across
- 2. — The literary category Rushdie's work is frequently placed in
- 3. — The 1947 division of India and Pakistan that shapes much of his work
- 5. — The unreliable storytelling voice Rushdie frequently employs
- 7. — The author's last name
- 9. — The author's first name
- 11. — The historical moment Midnight's Children is born alongside
- 12. — The Indian city where Rushdie was born
- 13. — The condition Rushdie lived in for years following the fatwa
Down
- 1. — The nationality Rushdie was born with
- 4. — The country Rushdie emigrated to and built his literary career in
- 6. — The type of realism Rushdie is most associated with
- 8. — The religion at the center of the Satanic Verses controversy
- 10. — The university in England where Rushdie studied history