Gregg Hurwitz - New York Times Bestselling Author

Contact

Before sending an email, please read the FAQ section below.

These pages are entirely for you, so if you have any questions you’d like to throw my way, suggestions on what you’d like to see, or humorous insults regarding my author photo, feel free to weigh in. You can email me at x(at)gregghurwitz(dot)net.

Publicity

For all appearance, signing, lecture, and interview requests, please contact Gregg’s publicist and lecture agent, Dana Kaye by email: dana(at)kayepublicity(dot)com or phone: (773) 878-0722.

Representation

Please direct all publishing rights inquiries to Gregg’s agent, Lisa Erbach Vance of the Aaron Priest Literary Agency.

Please direct all film and television inquiries to Gregg's manager, Angela Cheng Caplan of the Cheng Caplan Company.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will you read my unpublished book/screenplay/poem/eulogy of Homer?

I’d love to. Really I would. But unfortunately, for legal reasons, I am unable to read unpublished manuscripts. I urge you find a critique group, a writing workshop, other aspiring authors at conferences, or kindly relatives to read your manuscript.

Will you blurb my upcoming book?

As my writing obligations continue to increase, it has become more difficult to blurb. More specifically, to get through the ever-growing mound of advanced readers copies assaulting my night stand. However, I always want to help when I can. Please look at other novels I’ve blurbed or follow me on Facebook and Twitter so you have a sense of my reading tastes before you send. If you think your work is a good fit, please email my publicist and she will let you know if I can fit it in. I will not respond to blurb requests sent to me directly. Or sent by smoke signal. Those are inconvenient, given LA smog patterns, and I always get them wrong anyways.

Will you come to my book festival/conference/circus/charity ball?

If it’s fun and it fits in my schedule and we can figure out the arrangements, probably. Please email my publicist. Detecting a pattern here yet?

Why can't I find a copy of LAST SHOT, the final Tim Rackley book?

Unfortunately, LAST SHOT is currently out of print and there isn't a set date for when it's going to be available as an e-book. It's something I have limited control over and I know how frustrating it can be. But get into a bidding war on eBay or try your local library. It is also available as an audio book.

Do I need to start the Orphan X series with book one or can I jump in anytime?

Jump in anytime. I make sure that each book can be read as a standalone. But if you're OCD like Evan and need the proper order, it's:  ORPHAN X, THE NOWHERE MAN, HELLBENT, OUT OF THE DARK, INTO THE FIRE, PRODIGAL SON, DARK HORSE, THE LAST ORPHAN.

What are Orphan X's ten commandments?

  1. Assume nothing.
  2. How you do anything is how you do everything.
  3. Master your surroundings.
  4. Never make it personal.
  5. If you don't know what to do, do nothing.
  6. Question orders.
  7. One mission at a time.
  8. Never kill a kid.
  9. Always play offense.
  10. Never let an innocent die.

Will you contribute a short story to my anthology?

I am generally busy with competing deadlines, but you can email my publicist.

If I mail you a book, will you sign it?

Unfortunately, due to the volume of requests I receive, I’m unable to sign books sent in the mail. Plus, the postage is wrong or they got lost and next thing you know, you’re camped out on my front lawn with a picket sign. Who needs that? Check my tour schedule to see when I’m coming to a city near you. If I’m not headed your way, you can always place an order through the independent bookstores I’m visiting. If you call ahead, I can even personalize it for you. And I’ll draw a smiley face too if you want.

Will you mail me a signed photo?

No, but Billie Eilish might. Come on, people. Do you really want a picture of me? I’m not very photogenic anyway, so I promise you’re not missing much.

If I send you an email, are you really going to read it?

Absolutely. I read every email that I receive. And though I can’t always respond to every email that comes in, I always appreciate when readers take the time to write. You are the apple of my eye, the wind beneath my wings, the…oh, never mind. Just know I love hearing from you.

Despite this excess of Greggness, are there more interviews I can listen to or articles I can read?

Absolutely! Click here.