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Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi on The Centre
Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi shares more about the speculative thriller The Centre, summoning the courage and will to write a novel, and exploring love, loneliness, and the darker underside of language learning in her debut.
Erasing the Margins: Edelweiss Legacy on Building a Book World that Values Everyone’s Stories
At Edelweiss, we fervently believe in the power of books to engage, enlighten, and transform our world. We also know that systemic racism has intentionally marginalized communities of color, which has prevented the book industry from reflecting the diversity of our world. We’re doing our part to be part of the solution by launching a nonprofit, Edelweiss Legacy.
Tanaz Bhathena on Of Light and Shadow
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.
Helen Macdonald and Sin Blaché on Prophet
Helen Macdonald and Sin Blaché share more about their upcoming novel Prophet, the lockdown conversations that informed the book, and taking on the concept of weaponized nostalgia while writing a love letter to genre fiction.
The Power of a List: Independent Publishers Group on Edelweiss Community
Edelweiss Community makes conversation and collaboration on books easy. One of the organizations that has adopted Community as part of their workflow, the distributor Independent Publishers Group (IPG), shares how the platform’s Collaborative Lists have made it simpler than ever to work together as a team.
Alejandro Varela on The People Who Report More Stress
Alejandro Varela discusses The People Who Report More Stress, his new collection of interconnected short stories that examines the impact of stress and anxiety on those living on the margins and the ways that—in a society defined by hierarchies—success does not translate to health and happiness.
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Caribbean Heritage & Pride Reads
Celebrating titles that explore the intersections of LGBTQ+ & Caribbean identities!
Diverse YA Fantasy
Any type of fantasy YA book- high fantasy, urban fantasy, magical realism, etc- that showcases a cast and protagonist that is not white, cisgender, heterosexual, and/or non-disabled.
