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CounterturnSalmanNelson speaks an impassioned essay about, for, in defence of, Salman Rushdie, his life, and his prose. And — it can never be argued for often enough — enlightenment, and freedom of expression. It is dedicated to Rushdie, and to his family. May he and they live long. You can buy ‘The Satanic Verses’ here: https://www.angusrobertson.com.au/books/the-satanic-verses-salman-rushdie/p/9780963270702?gclid=CjwKCAjwyaWZBhBGEiwACslQo22fy26-ZdDykLTR4maJcRj4-cwRBruKmwOd74DjqSDUj9eOUa6SixoCbuEQAvD_BwE What Are the Satanic Verses https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlalmIjDhr8 The Robertso...2022-09-2121 minCounterturnThe Picture of The Picture of Dorian GrayNelson reflects on the Sydney Theatre Company's production of 'A Picture of Dorian Gray', which he saw at the Playhouse in Melbourne in early August. Authenticity, art, myth, and music, are pampered, prodded, and inverted in this episode. This episode was produced by Johnathan Craig. The theme song is 'Zaftik' and was composed and performed by Nelson Rufatt.2022-09-0614 min