Reader notes
Kind words, thoughtful questions, and stories of where the books found you.
Contact
Send a note to the hearth.
We are glad you found us. Reader notes, press requests, book club questions, and thoughtful collaboration ideas can all begin here.
For Readers & Hosts
The right doorway for your note.
Press
Interviews, media requests, author background, and book coverage.
Book clubs
Discussion questions, virtual visits, and materials for cozy reading groups.
Events
Library visits, bookstore events, panels, and community gatherings.
Collaboration
Gentle, brand-aligned ideas connected to cozy fantasy and reader community.
Little Questions
Before your phoenix takes flight.
A few of the old hearth-side FAQ notes were too charming to leave behind, so they have found a new shelf here.
Can I send fan art, fan mail, or Etchling sightings?
Absolutely. Reader notes, favorite lines, chocolate-shop daydreams, and Etchling art are deeply welcome. Send everything. We will admire it with embarrassing enthusiasm.
Do you visit book clubs?
We love cozy reading groups. Send the book, date, group size, and whether you are hoping for a virtual visit, discussion questions, or a little behind-the-scenes magic.
Can libraries or bookstores invite you to an event?
Yes. Panels, readings, cozy fantasy nights, launch celebrations, and community events are all worth a note. Include the venue, city, date range, and what sort of gathering you are imagining.
Where should press and interview requests go?
Email us with your outlet, deadline, and the shape of the request. For quick background, covers, and official book information, the Chivalry & Chocolate press kit is the warmest first stop.
May I pitch a collaboration?
If it is gentle, reader-centered, and genuinely cozy-fantasy aligned, please do. A short note with the idea, timeline, and why you think it belongs in this little hearth is perfect.
Do you handle rights or professional inquiries here?
Yes. Send the details by email and include any useful deadlines, territories, formats, or context so the right person can follow the trail quickly.