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Use the form for reader notes, interview or review requests, speaking invitations, or rights and permissions questions. Please include relevant dates, links, and deadlines so I can respond as quickly as possible.
CONTACT INFO
Richard Russell, United States
RESPONSE TIME
Typically within 3–5 business days
Longer during travel
PHONE
Available upon request
contact@richardrussell.com
— FAQs —
A quick guide to getting in touch
Updated October 2026
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CONTACT
What’s the best way to contact Richard Russell?
Use the contact form on this page for all inquiries. It’s the most reliable way to reach Richard and ensures your message includes the details needed to respond (topic, deadline, and any relevant links).
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RESPONSE TIME
How soon can I expect a reply?
Most messages receive a response within 3–5 business days. If you’re writing with a deadline (press, events, or permissions), include the date in your subject or first line and Richard will do his best to prioritize it.
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PRESS
Do you accept interview, podcast, or media requests?
Yes. Please share your outlet, format (print/audio/video), proposed dates, and the focus of the conversation. If you have a specific book, excerpt, or topic in mind, include that as well to help confirm fit and scheduling.
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EVENTS
Are you available for readings, speaking, or workshops?
Select invitations are considered depending on location, timing, and format. Send the event date, venue/host, audience size, whether it’s in-person or virtual, and any honorarium/travel details so the request can be reviewed efficiently.
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RIGHTS
Can I quote your work or request permissions?
Quoting short passages is often fine with proper attribution, but permissions can vary by use. Please describe what you want to use, the exact excerpt (or word count), where it will appear, and whether it’s commercial or educational.
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AGENTS & PUBLISHING
Do you review manuscripts or accept submissions?
At this time, Richard isn’t able to review unsolicited manuscripts or provide individual critique. For professional inquiries from agents, editors, or publishers, include your role, the project summary, and any relevant materials or links.