Sunjeev Sahota was born in 1981 in Derbyshire and continues to live in the area. Ours are the Streets is his first novel.
By Sunjeev Sahota
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Ours Are The Streets
Sunjeev Sahota
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Monday 19th Dec 2011 11:03
Hi again Dexolinka,
I've had this note back from Sunjeev Sahota in reply to your comment:
Dear dexolinka
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment.
I think Imtiaz is such a conflicted young man, full of yearning, sometimes loving, sometimes spiky; I'm thrilled you responded to him so powerfully. It means a great deal to me.
Best wishes,
Sunjeev Sahota
Thursday 15th Dec 2011 12:01
Hi Dexolinka,
It's great that you enjoyed Ours Are The Streets and found it so moving. I've passed your comment onto Sunjeev, and I'm sure he'll be very pleased to hear from you.
Listen to Sunjeev Sahota reading from Ours Are The Streets in the Pan Macmillan podcast.
Listen to an episode of Open Book on BBC Radio 4 where Sunjeev Sahota talks to Mariella Frostrup about Ours Are The Streets.