Weird. But interesting.

This is the first Salman Rushdie novel or book that I’ve read, and on that basis I think I’ll be reading many more yet.

Really interestingly written, with a tidily unfolding plot full of things I wasn’t expecting and little twists. It also meant I was struggling for the first ten chapters to work out exactly what was going on, probably to do with the sporadic moments I managed to read bits over getting prolonged periods of time to read a few chapters.

Some good vocab use, although I probably need to re-read it entirely to truly appreciate some of the words used – quite a few I hadn’t met before.

The search now begins for other interesting Rushdie reads…