These are the siglio titles available to the trade. For wholesales orders, contact our distributor Artbook.com/D.A.P. directly.
Yale distributes our books in the UK, and various reps handle our books throughout the rest of the world.
If you run into any difficulties ordering books, email siglio publisher, Lisa Pearson at hello (at) sigliopress (dot) com, who can help clarify, nudge, expedite, etc.
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We will soon have a special page for booksellers and librarians, updated every few months with advance word on reviews, forthcoming titles, events, etc. which we send out first as an email blast. We’ve got advances of most books available to trade and often postcards or possibly other promotional material, all available for the asking.
During the pandemic, several bookstores gave away free copies of issues one and two of The Improbable. We’re resuming publication of this unusual (and always free) tabloid miscellany, so if you’d like to be on the list to get a stack of the the next issue to give away, let us know.
And FYI: first iteration of The Improbable was an online collection of reviews written by booksellers for booksellers. The reviews are still posted, and it’s a treasure trove to discover under-the-radar titles from some of the the best indie presses.
In our mission to cultivate wider audiences for the kind of uncategorizable, literary-visual hybrid works that often get lost in that corporate machinery and mainstream media din, we depend absolutely on you to connect siglio books to the curious and adventurous readers who might otherwise not encounter them. Without your passion and advocacy, we would be lost. Know that we are profoundly grateful.
We love hearing from booksellers and librarians and very much look forward to a conversation!
✼ natalie’s upstate weather report:
May 11, 2023 — It was spring. And then it was not. And now it is again. How far can you throw a ball? What if one could travel along a high arc, across a continent, an ocean? What if you could travel with the ball, see as it might what is above and below? And I wonder what its speed might be? Enough to stay aloft, but slow, not even so fast as a swallow? That was once how a single season felt. Now…
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