'...And I guess this is the nature of the work: sometimes you’re painfully wrestling with the text, and other times it clicks, and that can be practically euphoric.' - Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-ayes…

Fall 2023 ARCs now available on Edelweiss! Check out our upcoming books by Gary Phillips, Julia Watts Alvin Orloff Kat Georges! They are soooo good. Links to digital galleys in the thread below, or DM for print ARC requests (US only). 1/5

After 10 years of real small press publishing, we have joined Edelweiss (thanks NAIBA for the nudge)! You can now request a digital arc of Will Mountain Cox’s debut novel, Roundabout (10/10) here, or contact Lauren Cerand with media/event queries: edelweiss.plus/?sku=979898676…

'I love how they’re curious about new ideas and experiences. They believe in the world and its infinite possibility and, in turn, reinforce my belief in the same.' - Tanaz Bhathena on the best part about writing for young adults. abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-tana…

Tanaz Bhathena shares more about her YA Fantasy Of Light and Shadow, her research process into the world of Indian banditry, and the inspiring curiosity of young adult readers. Read our author Q&A with her here! abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-tana…

We spoke with Edelweiss Legacy Executive Director Nuola Akinde and Program Coordinator Caleb Haag about the nonprofit's current work and future goals, how folks can support Legacy's mission, and what 'erasing the margins' means to them. abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-eras…

'Prophet was written almost entirely in private messages on social media and emails. We sent each other ideas, snippets of dialogue, longer passages and chapters, then discussed, edited and reshape them until both of us were happy...' abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-hele…

This past Saturday was #IndependentBookStoreDay ! Edelweiss employees celebrated by visiting their local indie bookstores across the country. Where did you celebrate Indie Bookstore Day? 📚️

'A relationship, like a city or a mind, has the potential to evolve with time—sometimes devolve.' - Alejandro Varela abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-alej…

'I really wanted the novel to feel lived in—that there should be an understanding of what the characters ate and read and wore... ' - Celia Bell on her debut abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-celi…

Author Celia Bell spoke with us about her debut The Disenchantment, centering the complexities of life for historic women and queer people, and keeping bees as a form of creativity. Read our Q&A with her now! abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-celi…

'I love speculative fiction because I love magic; I loved being able to escape the real world and jump into a book where people could summon fire or befriend dragons (or both).' -Mia Tsai on the EdelVoice blog. Read now abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-mia-…

'Could anyone possibly trek across the desert whistling a tune, telling stories, and laughing at his own jokes? The answer, of course, was Samir the Seller of Dreams, who is essentially my dad... In a lot of ways, this book is a love letter to him.' abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-dani…

Daniel Nayeri talks about his next book The Many Assassinations of Samir, the Seller of Dreams, the similarities between our world and the world of the Silk Road, and dealing with creative distraction. Read now on the EdelVoice blog! abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-dani…

'Today, I see writing and practicing medicine as one, which is to say, when I’m writing, I’m working on becoming a better doctor, and when I’m practicing medicine, I’m working on my writing.' - Ricardo Nuila on the EdelVoice blog abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-rica…

Dr. Ricardo Nuila’s nonfiction debut follows the lives of five uninsured Houstonians who seek care at Ben Taub, the county hospital where he has worked for over a decade. Read our interview with Ricardo Nuila on the EdelVoice Blog abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-rica…

'During a writing retreat a few years ago, someone said, “Write the book that only you can write.” I think I’ve certainly done that.' - Thomas C. Gannon on writing Birding While Indian. Check out our interview with him on the EdelVoice blog! abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-thom…

Thomas C. Gannon shares more about his upcoming book Birding While Indian: A Mixed-Blood Memoir, why he never thought of the work as a memoir, and the impossibility of writing about birds without being political. Read now here! abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-thom…

'This book was the most fun I ever had writing—it was as if all of this was dying to flow out of me after holding it in so long. It was my first time really writing about the Armenian-American experience... It felt essential to write.' abovethetreeline.com/edelvoice-tale…

Team Edelweiss Assembled! Diedre, Dan and Adam. The Edelweiss dream team for the next 4 days American Booksellers Association #Wi2023 . John has also been sighted but managed to evade me and my camera so far! Come and chat with us at our stand if you have a spare moment.