How to Contact Us
One of the reasons we decided to write our book in English was in the hope of reaching people across the globe. That’s also why we’d love to hear from you.
How to Reach Us
You can find us on most social media platforms (see links below), but we’re especially active on Instagram (@family_writing_a_book), where we’ve been sharing our writing journey for years.
You’re also more than welcome to email us at: smirtz@smirtz.com
Got a Cool Drawing or Story You Want to Share?
As we write in the book’s Afterword: If you’ve read the book – or if you’re the parent of a child who likes Smirtz – then we would love to hear from you. Maybe you, or your child, have made a drawing or story inspired by something in the book? Whatever it is, we would love to see it! (Again, Instagram is a good place to reach us.)
We Would Love to Connect with School Classes
If you’re a teacher and your class has read “The Stories of Smirtz,” then please feel free to reach out. (In fact, some elements in the book’s “Epilogue” might be of particular interest to you…). We will definitely reply and “compare notes” on the similarities and differences between going to school in Denmark and in your country. We would also really like to explore how our humor “comes across” in other countries around the world.
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We’re Ready to Share Everything We’ve Learned, including “Self-Publishing”
So, whoever you are, we would love to hear from you and share what we’ve learned. Not only about writing (although that really is our “bread and butter”), but also about self-publishing and what inspired us.
Hopefully, this might inspire others (you, your child, or your class) to venture out on a similar quest.