
Michael Mohammed Ahmad
Michael Mohammed Ahmad is an acclaimed Lebanese-Australian author and the founding director of the Sweatshop Literacy Movement, which aims to uplift writers of color. Born in Sydney and raised in Lakemba, Ahmad's literary works often draw on his experiences growing up in a multicultural environment. His debut novel, 'The Tribe', won several awards, and he is known for his rigorous honesty and commitment to exploring complex themes, including identity, family, and trauma. In his latest novel, 'Bugger', Ahmad confronts the painful subject of child sexual abuse, intertwining his narrative with personal experiences, and challenging societal norms surrounding such topics.
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Michael Mohammed Ahmad is an author whose novel explores the life of a young boy facing bullying.
Gisele Pelicot memoir, Steven Carroll’s latest, Shailee Thompson’s debut highlight best books out in FebruaryMichael Mohammed Ahmad is the author of the novel Bugger, which deals with child sexual abuse and is informed by his own personal experiences.
Michael Mohammed Ahmad on telling the story no family wants told in his new book Bugger













