In one novel by this author, the protagonist searches for his lost sister for 777 years, 7 months, 7 days after drinking a magic beverage. In that novel, this author created a character whom Virgil Jones guides to the mythical Calf Island, whose inhabitants are immortal. In another novel, this author created a protagonist who mistakes a phantasm called "Nobodaddy" for his father before dying at the hands of the Old Man of the River, coming back to life, and realizing that the world is like a video game with levels and lives. In that novel, this
In one novel by this author, the protagonist searches for his lost sister for 777 years, 7 months, 7 days after drinking a magic beverage. In that novel, this author created a character whom Virgil Jones guides to the mythical Calf Island, whose inhabitants are immortal. In another novel, this author created a protagonist who mistakes a phantasm called "Nobodaddy" for his father before dying at the hands of the Old Man of the River, coming back to life, and realizing that the world is like a video game with levels and lives. In that novel, this author wrote of the Khalifas, the youngest of whom is the title character, who seeks out the title substance, guarded by The Aalim. This author's first novel centers on Axona Indian Flapping Eagle, who searches for his sister Bird-Dog. The author of Luka and the Fire of Life and Grimus, FTP, name this man who also wrote The Ground Beneath Her Feet and penned a novel about Saleem Sinai as well as one that inspired the Ayatollah to issue a fatwa.
In one novel by this author, the protagonist searches for his lost sister for 777 years, 7 months, 7 days after drinking a magic beverage.
Sir Ahmed Salman Rushdie