Invisible as Air: A Novel - Softcover

“The characters in Invisible as Air are so real; so flawed; so compelling and vulnerable. With her trademark wit and honesty, even in the face of sorrow, Fishman will take you on a journey you won’t soon forget.” (Greer Hendricks, #1 New York Times bestselling coauthor of An Anonymous Girl)

“Though it speaks to one of the most difficult issues facing our nation with wisdom and deep grace, this is not an ‘isue’ book. This is a book about people, flawed but striving, broken but hopeful. Once I started, I couldn’t put it down.” (Joshilyn Jackson, New York Times bestselling author of Never Have I Ever)

“With psychological acuity, Fishman...takes us to the place where there is beauty in brokenness, where there is light in the dark, and where we can find intimacy in our honesty...From the first stunning choice to the last, I could not put this novel down.” (Patti Callahan Henry, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Becoming Mrs. Lewis)

“Zoe Fishman writes with tenderness and urgency, with an ear attuned to all the silences, secrets, and strain that frequently capsize modern family life. Invisible as Air is a memorable and compelling read about slipping into darkness and trying to find the light.” (Kristen Iskandrian, author of Motherest)

“Fishman (Inheriting Edith, 2016) brings her signature style to a timely topic, illustrating the opioid epidemic in a realistic setting and allowing Sylvie’s choices to speak for themselves...Invisible as Air takes readers on a raw and wild ride. Fans of Liane Moriarty and Jessica Levine especially should take note.” (Booklist (starred review))

“Her writing creeps up on you, like a crescent moon that seems to mysteriously switch sides in the night sky during a drive down a winding highway — taunting, unsettling, beautiful.” (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

“Fishman’s effective storytelling demonstrates the strength and also the vulnerability of family.” (Jewish Book Council)

“Wickedly, powerhouse, badass!” (Decatur FM)

Praise for Inheriting Edith: “Fishman deftly explores the intricate territory of mother-daughter relationships as well as the haunting specter of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis for famously independent Edith...you have a delicious literary chicken soup for the soul.” (Mary Kay Andrews, New York Times bestselling author of The Weekenders)

“A heartbreaking story about life, love, and friendship that you’ll want to devour in one sitting.” (Erin Duffy, author of Bond Girl and Lost Along the Way)