Drop me a line.
I read every message — even the ones from second-graders asking which Virginia Mysteries book is my favorite. (It’s a trick question.)
Who’s writing?
Question, fan mail, a kid who wants to say hi, a typo you spotted on page 47 — all welcome.
Write a message →In-person or virtual visits for grades 3–5. One School / One Book programs, workshops, assemblies.
Go to School Visits →Teaching resources, SOL alignment, bulk orders, classroom sets, AR/Renaissance questions.
Send a question →Interviews, podcast appearances, articles, festival panels, book reviews. Press kit available on request.
Get in touch →The contact form
Use this for anything that isn’t a school visit booking (that has its own form on the School Visits page).
Most messages get a personal reply within a few days. Sometimes faster, sometimes (during a deadline) a touch slower — but always personally.
Write me a real letter.
Email is great. But there’s nothing quite like a kid handing you an envelope and saying “a real author wrote me back.”
If your young reader wants to send a letter, a drawing, a question, or a theory about what Sam, Derek, and Caitlin should investigate next — the mailbox is open. Include a return address and I’ll do my best to write back.
MB3 Press
PO Box 2555
Midlothian, VA 23113
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A short, quarterly-ish email. New books, school visit openings, the occasional behind-the-scenes story from a real Virginia location. No spam, ever.