While There is Light
Tariq Mehmood’s novel , While There is Light, impresses Mike Phillips
Courtesy: The Guardian-UK
While There is Light
by Tariq Mehmood
220pp, Comma, £7.95
The novel opens with a sentence from a letter written by Saleem, a young Muslim on remand in Leeds. “Mother, I am now in jail, in this bitch of a country called England. I may never see you again.” Continue reading →
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