Communication with the author is difficult. He only spends one day a month in the present time and the rest in a small cottage and gardens in a chronological pocket in 1930. He finds this the only possible way to adequately concentrate on his writing commitments. 

The best course of action for business correspondence is to use electronic mail to contact his representatives in this century at contact@improperbooks.com

Personal correspondence is always welcomed at the cottage by Letter Post alone but the address is shrouded in mystery and viable stamps for the era tricky to obtain. It’s probably best just not to.

(If, however, you are a nice child who wants human contact with a lovely children’s author, then do please write to the author’s partner-in-literary crime, Trindles. She is the non-reclusive one, lives in this century, and encourages post)

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