As the daughter of a North African Arab immigrant to London, I have multiple names. Officially I am known as Yousra, to my family I am known fondly as Susu, I am Yuss to friends and acquaintances who can’t quite pronounce my name, and in Starbucks – well in Starbucks I don’t even bother, I tell the barista that my name is Sarah. This idea of using different monikers for different people – a type of name codeswitching - is shared by the protagonist in British Egyptian author and writer Ola Mustapha’s debut novel, Other Names, Other Places which was published in July. Other Names, Other Places is told from the point-of-view of Nesrine, the daughter of Tunisian immigrants
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