Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie

Saleem Sinai is born at midnight on 15 August 1947, at the precise instant of Indian independence, and finds he is telepathically linked to the thousand and one other children born in that first hour — each with a gift, each tied to the new country's fate.

Rushdie runs Saleem's family history and India's together for sixty years: partition, the wars, Bangladesh's liberation, the Emergency. The narration is loud, digressive and unreliable, and the joke is that Saleem insists he caused everything that happened to a subcontinent.

Winner of the Booker Prize, then the Booker of Bookers, then the Best of the Booker. The novel that changed English-language fiction from South Asia.

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