Contact Us for Literary Inquiries and Author Appearances

Directing Your Literary Inquiries

Send notes on published fiction or short stories directly to Ingrid Nilsen. She handles these messages with care for the genre and craft details involved.

State the book or story title in the subject line. This helps route the note without delay.

Common mistakes

• Omitting the specific title slows response.
• Using vague subjects like "question" buries the intent.

Troubleshooting

If no reply arrives within around two weeks, resend with the same details. Email systems sometimes filter longer messages.

Guidelines for Press and Media Requests

Interviews and appearance bookings follow a clear path. Begin with the purpose and proposed date range.

Other writers often suggest keeping initial notes under roughly three paragraphs. This respects the volume of requests received each season.

Timing matters: fall months often see higher demand for speculative fiction features. Your own take might differ based on the outlet's focus.

Email Ingrid Nilsen to start the exchange.

Publishing Partnerships and Rights

Partnership discussions require context on scope and timeline. Ongoing work since about 2019 with select presses shows how shared goals shape outcomes.

State the rights category first. Translation, audio, or anthology inclusion each carry distinct steps.

Compare approaches by listing prior publications when relevant. This builds a record without needing repeated explanations.

Communication Scope and Limitations

Responses cover literary matters within the listed categories. Multi-year research collaboration informs some replies, yet each exchange stays tied to the immediate query.

Avoid unrelated topics such as general writing advice or manuscript feedback. Those fall outside current capacity.

Responses reflect available records rather than exhaustive archives. This keeps exchanges focused and practical.