Marc Herman Lynch is a first generation, French-Chinese immigrant. He has an MA from the University of Calgary and is the president of filling Station magazine. Arborescent is his first novel. This thought process has led me to realize that there are very few representations of us alienated immigrants, especially those that record the everyday realities of our lived experience: how do we negotiate these waters? Our story is so much more than just just reconciling identity or the conflict between host and home countries!” • Blurbs by Lambda Literary Award winners Joshua Whitehead and Larissa Lai, among others. • As an absurdist, highly contemporary novel that speaks to the immigrant experience, Arborescent will attract a great deal of attention. • This book will appeal to those interested in BIPOC literature and fantastical fiction. The age range will likely skew younger than older (i.e., under 50).