Annelisa Christensen: Contact me

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If you are a reader who loves my writing, then I’m your biggest fan. How could I not be? If it wasn’t for your enjoyment of what I create, my books would sit unread in the bookshops. Paperbacks would never be published. I would not be in a position to create more. So, I absolutely love readers who come back to read more.

I love to give readers like you a little extra treat whenever I can… perhaps a quiz or an exclusive book or some other tidbit. If you want to find out what I’m writing and publishing, and when new books come out (I am currently writing The French Midwife), and get the occasional exclusive offer or gift… and contact me whenever you want, you can do all of that by joining newsletter.

Also, as a curious reader, you may like to know a little bit more about me as either author or simply as a fellow human being. Surprise! I do actually have a life outside writing and have done a lot of things in my life up til now. For instance, did you know I grew up on a fruit farm? Or that I ran my own fashion design company? Just two of the things I’ve done in my life… Ask anything you want. Really, ask away. Or if you have any comments/feedback, I would love to hear them. I’m always open to hearing what you, the reader, has to say. Also, I simply enjoy getting to know you.

So, here’s where you can join (you will, of course, be signed up to my email list, but I’m not a big email person – last year, I think I only sent out two lol) and unsubscribing is even easier than subscribing. There’s an unsubscribe button on every email):

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