Black Ink, White Paper: When Love Meets Power and Race
About this episode
The episode features a discussion with author JC Amaechi about her novel, exploring themes of race, love, and identity in the context of the publishing world.
Check out this latest episode of The International Book Show, where host Makonnen Sankofa speaks with author JC Amaechi. The discussion centres on her novel, Black Ink, White Paper , which follows Kambili, a Nigerian woman navigating London’s publishing world. The story explores themes of race, self-worth, and interracial relationships, while also digging deeper into the power dynamics and social influences that shape love and identity.
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