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From KQED.

From KQED.

Coming up on forum, writer Ashley Seaford grew up knowing that her father was in prison,

but not knowing why.

And as she shares in her new memoir, Somebody's Daughter, she found out about her father's

crime, rape, just months after she had

been sexually assaulted. Ford grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and we'll talk with her

about what she's learned and lived through on her journey to becoming a celebrated writer

and TV and podcast host. Join us. We'll get started right after this news.

This is Forum.

I'm Nina Kim. Ashley Ford's father was in prison for 30 years from the time that she was a year old. Ford's mother worked extremely hard to support her and her three siblings, but she could be rough and cruel. And when Ford was 13, she was raped. All of this, Ford shares in her brilliant new memoir titled

Somebody's Daughter. And her memoir is as much about these things as it is about joy and hope

and love. Ashley Ford, welcome to Forum. Hi, Mina. Thank you so much for having me.

Well, we're so glad to have you. I have heard you say that you want to put more love out into the world. And why? Where does that desire come from?

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