Detalhes Adicionais Sobre o Ataque à Salman Rushdie
Renomado autor Salman Rushdie revela detalhes adicionais sobre o ataque que o deixou 6️⃣ cego de um olho
Renowned author Salman Rushdie has revealed more details about the knife attack that left him blind in 6️⃣ one eye, telling CBS' "60 Minutes" on Sunday that he had a "premonition" of the event just days beforehand.
Giving his 6️⃣ first television interview since he was stabbed several times on stage shortly before he was due to deliver a lecture 6️⃣ at the Chautauqua Institution in New York in August 2024, the Indian-born novelist told Anderson Cooper he had "dreams of 6️⃣ being attacked in an amphitheater" before going there.
"I said to my wife, Eliza, 'I don't want to go' because of 6️⃣ the dream. And then I thought, 'Don't be silly, it's a dream,'" he recalled.
Acusado de ataque a Rushdie nega as acusações
Hadi Matar, the man accused of stabbing Rushdie and another person on stage, 6️⃣ pleaded not guilty to charges of second-degree attempted murder and second-degree assault.
Matar's trial was initially scheduled for January 8 but 6️⃣ the court granted a request for its delay earlier that month, his attorney Nathaniel Barone toldat the time.
Recuperação de Rushdie 6️⃣ contada no novo livro
Rushdie has now written about the 2024 attack and his recovery from it in a memoir which, 6️⃣ he said, he at first resisted writing, before realizing that he "couldn't write anything else." The memoir, titled "Knife: Meditations 6️⃣ After an Attempted Murder," will be published Tuesday.
