The incredible lightness of Salman
THE TIMES - August 20 2005 Ginny Dougary Salman Rushdie has emerged from the dark Satanic years, happier and more buoyant than he has been in decades. Here, he talks to Ginny Dougary about the war on...
View ArticleWhere are the Muslim mothers for peace?
Times 2 - August 25, 2006 - Ginny Dougary If the Muslims who choose to live in our society do not protest against those who wish to destroy it, how can they expect our tolerance? Related posts:The...
View ArticleThe voice of experience
Times Online - September 09, 2006 - Ginny Dougary At 57, Martin Amis’s days as the enfant terrible of British fiction are long gone, yet he still has the unerring ability to shock. Ginny Dougary hears...
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Destiny’s daughter
The Times - April 28 2007 - Ginny Dougary Benazir Bhutto’s life has been a rollercoaster of high political drama, acute personal loss, early triumph followed by downfall and charges of corruption....
View ArticleI asked her whether she felt immortal. No, she answered
The Times - December 28 2007 - Ginny Dougary The last time I communicated with Benazir Bhutto was via e-mail in October after the first attempt on her life when she returned to Pakistan to fight the...
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