Frequently Asked Questions

Will there be more books in the Paper Magician series?

Possibly. That’s all I can say for now. Do I have ideas? Yes. Am I going to address open-ended questions from the previous books. Yes. When will I do it? Even I don’t know! But a future book would include both Ceony and Alvie, so never fear.

Is The Paper Magician (or another Holmberg book) going to be a movie?

Nothing is in the works right now. If you’re interested in optioning film or TV rights for any of my stories, please email kristy@pegasus-pub.com and put “ATTN: Film/TV rights” in the subject line.

Where’s the best place to buy your books?

Amazon is where you’ll get the most bang for your buck. You can also buy signed copies on our online store.

Can I buy a signed book from you?

If you live in the United States, Canada, or Mexico, then yes! Visit my store to order a signed copy of any of my books. You can even request personalizations at checkout.

If you live in a country other than those three, I’m more than happy to sign a book for you if the book is mailed to me with a self-addressed stamped envelope. You can send books here:

PO Box 1549
Riverton, UT 84096

For a quicker response, send me a quick email to notify me that a book is on its way!

Can I have a free book for my library/book blog/self/other creative endeavors/etc.?

Short answer? Probably not. Long answer? I do a lot of giveaways on my social media—Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. I recommend tuning into those and trying your luck there.

Will you blurb a book for me?

Possibly. I’m limited on how many books I can blurb a year. Any requests for blurbs need to go through my assistant, Kayley Klindt, who can be contacted at kayley@pegasus-pub.com. 

Can you introduce me to your agent?

Marlene Stringer is my former agent, and if the three of us are ever all chatting in the same physical location, I’d love to introduce you. 😉 Otherwise, you’re welcome to introduce yourself! You can contact Marlene here.

What advice do you have for aspiring writers?

Daily word counts create books. Finish your books. For everything else, see my page for aspiring writers.

What advice do you have for indie authors?

This is a tricky question. I am mostly published through Amazon’s traditional publisher for science fiction and fantasy, 47North. At the time of writing this, I’ve self-published just two novels (and republished another after the rights reverted), so I’m still experimenting with the indie route and don’t have clear and organized advice.