The barrister explains how he took the voice of his inner-city clients to create a novel that challenges comfortable certainties Sitting in the refined calm of a panelled room at Imran Mahmood's chambers in Middle Temple in London, the insistent voice that animates his first novel, You Don't Know Me, seems very remote. The barrister's debut puts the reader in the jury box at a murder trial, as a young, black man from a south London estate sacks the QC who has been defending him and embarks on a ...
The barrister explains how he took the voice of his inner-city clients to create a novel that challenges comfortable certainties Sitting in the refined calm of a panelled room at Imran Mahmood's chambers in Middle Temple in London, the insistent voice that animates his first novel, You Don't Know Me, seems very remote. The barrister's debut puts the reader in the jury box at a murder trial, as a young, black man from a south London estate sacks the QC who has been defending him and embarks on a ...
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