Lisa Jewell fan mail address
To send fan mail to Lisa Jewell, mail your letter to Lisa Jewell, c/o Atria Books, 1230 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020, USA. Lisa Jewell is a thriller novelist — author of The Family Upstairs, Then She Was Gone, and None of This Is True. Letters reach Lisa Jewell through Atria Books, Lisa Jewell's imprint at Simon & Schuster, which forwards reader mail to its authors — never a private home. Authors do change publishers, so confirm Lisa Jewell is still with Atria Books before sending. Don't enclose cash, gifts, or books to be signed, and add your return address if you're hoping for a reply.
Lisa Jewell — fan mail address
Lisa Jewell c/o Atria Books 1230 Avenue of the Americas New York NY 10020 United States
Fan mail and letters. This goes to Atria Books, Lisa Jewell's imprint at Simon & Schuster, which forwards reader mail to its authors — not a home address. Authors do change publishers, so confirm Lisa Jewell is still published by Atria Books before sending.
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Key facts
- Letters go c/o Atria Books at Simon & Schuster — a public office that forwards reader mail, never a home address.
- Lisa Jewell is a thriller novelist: author of The Family Upstairs, Then She Was Gone, and None of This Is True.
- Authors change publishers; confirm Lisa Jewell is still published by Atria Books before mailing.
- A personal reply or signed bookplate is never guaranteed — include your return address to improve the odds.
- Send letters only: publishers ask you not to send books to sign, gifts, or cash, and can’t forward parcels.
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How to send your letter
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Confirm who publishes them now
Authors move between publishers, so before you send, check that Lisa Jewell is still published by Atria Books (part of Simon & Schuster) — see the sources below. If they've moved, address your letter to the new publisher instead. Some authors also list a preferred contact or agent on their own website.
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Write your letter
Keep it to paper. Publishers forward reader mail but won't pass on cash, gifts, or valuables, and most ask you not to send books or items to be signed. Add your return address if you'd like a chance at a reply, though a personal response is never guaranteed.
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Address it c/o Atria Books
First line: Lisa Jewell. Next line: c/o Atria Books. Then the publisher's address: 1230 Avenue of the Americas, New York NY 10020, United States. That building is Simon & Schuster's office, which routes the letter to Lisa Jewell at Atria Books.
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Common questions
What is Lisa Jewell's fan mail address?
Lisa Jewell, c/o Atria Books, 1230 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020, USA. Letters go to Atria Books, Lisa Jewell's imprint at Simon & Schuster, which forwards reader mail to its authors — not a home address. Confirm Lisa Jewell is still published by Atria Books before mailing.
Will Lisa Jewell read my letter or write back?
Maybe. Publishers pass reader mail to their authors, but best-selling writers receive far more than they can personally answer. Include your return address to give yourself the best shot at a reply or a signed bookplate, but treat a personal response as a bonus, not a guarantee.
Is this Lisa Jewell's home address?
No. This is the public head office of their publisher, Simon & Schuster. We never publish authors' private home addresses — mailing someone's home would not be okay. Routing fan mail through the publisher is the standard, expected way to write to an author.
Can I send Lisa Jewell a book to sign or a gift?
Better not to. Simon & Schuster — like most publishers — asks readers not to send books, photos, or items to be signed, and can't forward parcels, gifts, or cash. A letter is the surer bet; PostPal sends letters and printed documents, not packages.
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Sources
Addresses verified September 2026 against official sources. Always confirm on the official site before time-sensitive filings.