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Ours are the Streets Sunjeev Sahota

Ours are the Streets By Sunjeev Sahota

Ours are the Streets by Sunjeev Sahota


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Summary

An electrifying debut novel from a new British voice: the story of a bright young man radicalized after the death of his father

Ours are the Streets Summary

Ours are the Streets by Sunjeev Sahota

Imtiaz Raina, born in Sheffield, young father, young husband, son of loving parents, has decided to die. He has convinced himself that he believes in his cause. And before he leaves home for a final time, he wants to be sure his family understand why. So he decides to write for them, to leave his journey behind.

Raw, funny, tender, furious, vulnerable, selfish, desperate, proud: this is his story.

From the grey hills of Sheffield to the mountainous border of Afghanistan, it's a story about a longing for acceptance that becomes so extreme he will stop at nothing. It's a story about grief, about belonging, about being lost. It's the story behind the news story. A story for our times.

I'm having to stop myself from reading back through what I've written. Keep myself going forward. Need to get to the end.

About Sunjeev Sahota

Sunjeev Sahota was born in 1981 in Derbyshire and continues to live in the area. Ours are the Streets was his first novel and his second, The Year of the Runaways, was shortlisted for the 2015 Man Booker Prize and was awarded a European Union Prize for Literature in 2017.

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GOR003415534
9780330515801
0330515802
Ours are the Streets by Sunjeev Sahota
Used - Good
Paperback
Pan Macmillan
20110107
320
Short-listed for East Midlands Book Award 2012 (UK)
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