How Interesting

Here I am at the middle of the book, and an interesting middle it has been.  I have mentioned before how Dr. Pressman says that, very often, something interesting happens at the exact middle of a manuscript, and here is Rushdie talking about the exact middle of his manuscript and what will happen there.  In a chapter entitled "Alpha and Omega," Rushdie comes to the middle of his story which is all about beginnings and endings.  It all sound so postmodern, doesn't it?