Fury
Fury
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2006
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
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British Literature•
Indian LiteratureNew York City • 2000s
2006
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
Fury by Salman Rushdie follows a middle-aged professor and dollmaker named Malik Solanka, who grapples with personal and existential turmoil in New York City. As he navigates his inner conflicts and past, Solanka confronts themes of identity, creativity, and desire while observing the frenetic energy of the city around him.
Mysterious
Dark
Contemplative
Gritty
Emotional
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Salman Rushdie's Fury captivates with its vivid prose and sharp societal critique set in frenetic New York. However, some find the narrative meandering and characters underdeveloped. While celebrated for its imaginative language and depth, others feel it lacks cohesive plot direction. Overall, it's a thought-provoking exploration of contemporary life.
Who Should Read Fury?
A reader who enjoys Fury by Salman Rushdie would likely appreciate complex narratives and themes of identity and dislocation. Fans of White Teeth by Zadie Smith or The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt may find similar appeal in its exploration of multiculturalism, existential angst, and the chaos of modern life.
9,471 ratings
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Novel • Fiction
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British Literature•
Indian LiteratureNew York City • 2000s
2006
Adult
18+ years
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