Description
Sometimes the most extraordinary discoveries are hidden within the most familiar places.
Pavan Deep Singh takes us deeper into stories of mystery, memory, secrets and unexpected truths emerging from the past.
An abandoned house carries the echoes of another age. A magnificent tree becomes entwined with generations of memory. An apparently eccentric search reveals something far more significant, while The House That Remembered explores the fragile relationship between memory and truth.
Across Red Apples, The Mourning Ritual, The Bohemians and Number 69, lives unfold in surprising and sometimes poignant directions.
Atmospheric, thought-provoking and often unexpectedly funny, these stories remind us that beneath every familiar life, place and person, something extraordinary may be waiting to be discovered.
Pavan Deep Singh is a second-generation British Asian whose parents came to Britain from Punjab in the 1960s. Growing up between two cultures, he became fascinated by family, identity and belonging. He began writing while teaching at a sixth-form college, creating stories featuring Asian characters and experiences that readers could recognise as their own. His writing celebrates the humour, complexity and occasional awkwardness of lives lived between
