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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2026 · 56 MIN

Season 3 Episode 4: Exposing Book Bans & Publishing’s Dark Side with NYT Bestselling Author Samira Ahmed

from Craft Chat Chronicles · host J. D. Myall

Send us Fan MailNew York Times bestselling author Samira Ahmed joins us for an eye-opening episode that challenges the status quo of the publishing world. As a Muslim author writing about critical themes such as Islamophobia, Samira offers a unique perspective on the hurdles faced by marginalized writers. She discusses her unorthodox journey from education and activism to literature, shedding light on the systemic barriers within the industry and advocating for bookshelves that truly reflect our diverse society.We turn our focus to the contentious issue of book banning, discussing its detrimental impact on intellectual freedom. In a world where preemptive censorship is alarmingly common, Samira and I draw parallels to historical regimes that have used book bans as tools of oppression. We emphasize the vital role of community efforts in resisting these acts, inspired by Toni Morrison's rallying cry for authors to wield their stories as weapons of defiance against bigotry and authoritarianism.Finally, we explore actionable ways to support diverse voices and combat censorship on a local level. From attending school board meetings to engaging with initiatives like We Need Diverse Books, we discuss how community activism can make a tangible difference. Samira and I urge listeners to champion marginalized authors and advocate for curricula that embrace diversity. By staying informed and involved, we can ensure literature remains a powerful force for truth and inclusivity.https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener-affiliate.html?fpr=craftchat Support the show🎙️ Craft Chat Chronicles with J.D. Myall Candid conversations on writing, publishing, and creative life — featuring bestselling authors, MFA students, and writers at every stage of the journey.About J.D. Myall J.D. Myall is the co-chair of Drexel University’s MFA Alumni Association and a publishing and library professional. She is the creator and host of Craft Chat Chronicles, where she interviews authors, agents, and industry insiders about the art and business of writing.Her work has appeared in Ms. Magazine, Writer’s Digest, and HuffPost. Her debut novel, Heart’s Gambit, releases with Wednesday Books/Macmillan in February 2026.When she’s not conjuring magic, murder, and mayhem on the page, J.D. mentors emerging writers through workshops and alumni programs, fostering community among aspiring and published authors alike.💜 Connect with J.D. Myall 📸 Instagram 🌐 Website & Media Kit 💌 Newsletter 🔗 LinktreeWatch episodes on YouTube as well. 💜 Level up your writing process with Scrivener — the ...

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