How To Contact David Sedaris…

Email David Sedaris on his Official Site or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet David Sedaris at his book signings, movie/TV shows, live events, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Write David Sedaris at:

David Sedaris
c/o Katharine Myers
Little, Brown & Co.
1290 Ave. of the Americas
New York, NY 10104

David Sedaris’ literary agency is:

Cristina Concepcion
c/o Don Congdon Associates Agency
110 William St. #2202
New York, NY 10038

David Sedaris’ management is:

Katharine Myers
c/o Little, Brown & Co. Publishing
1290 Ave. of the Americas
New York, NY 10104

David Sedaris’ publicist is:

Katharine Myers
c/o Public Relations Dept.
Little, Brown & Co. Publishing
1290 Ave. of the Americas
New York, NY 10104

To contact David Sedaris, send mail to his publisher at Little, Brown and Company, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10104. For speaking engagements, contact Steven Barclay at the Steven Barclay Agency, phone 707-773-0654 or email steven@barclayagency.com; for media inquiries, contact Alyssa Persons at Little, Brown and Company via alyssa.persons@hbgusa.com.

To get a book endorsement from David Sedaris, the best approach is to send a respectful, personalized letter through his publisher, Little, Brown and Company, including a complimentary copy of the book and a clear explanation of why his endorsement would be meaningful. Note that David Sedaris is known to observe a “blurbatorium” and may not provide book endorsements.

Booking David Sedaris for a speaking engagement typically involves a fee that can range from $5,000 to $50,000, depending on the event and details. For precise fees and availability, contact his speaking agent, Steven Barclay, at the Steven Barclay Agency.

David Sedaris is connected to Amy Sedaris as her brother, with whom he shares a close relationship, often working and supporting each other in their comedy and writing careers.

David Sedaris is connected to Bill Gates through literature and philanthropy. Both are mentioned in NPR programming, and Gates praises Sedaris’s comedic writing style.

David Sedaris is connected to Bill Maher through Maher’s show “Real Time with Bill Maher.” They discussed comedy, writing, societal issues, and Sedaris meeting the Pope with other comedians.

‘David Sedaris is connected to Chris Rock through comedy. Sedaris often references Rock’s humor and influence, and both attended the 2024 Vatican event where they met Pope Francis.

David Sedaris is connected to Dolly Parton through a meeting with her manager, who took him to Parton’s mansion, although Sedaris felt uncomfortable with the display of luxury.

David Sedaris is connected to Donald Trump through humorous and critical commentary, including essays and interviews in which he discussed Trump’s presidency and criticized undecided voters.

David Sedaris is connected to Jimmy Kimmel through Jimmy Kimmel Live! In a 2020 interview, he discussed his books, storytelling, humor, and MasterClass on writing.

David Sedaris is connected to Joe Rogan through indirect mentions on The Joe Rogan Experience, where guests like Chuck Palahniuk discussed Sedaris’s storytelling and family dynamics.

David Sedaris is connected to Jon Stewart through The Daily Show, where they discussed Sedaris’s books, humor, and observations, often leading to memorable and comedic exchanges.

David Sedaris is connected to Oprah Winfrey because he adhered to time limits while reading at an awards ceremony, which is why he says he was the only author Oprah spoke to afterward.

David Sedaris is connected to Pope Francis through a 2024 Vatican event where over 100 comedians, including Sedaris, were invited to discuss how comedy can promote empathy.

David Sedaris met Stephen Colbert through comedy circles, including appearances on Colbert’s shows and participation in the 2024 Vatican event, where they met Pope Francis.

David Sedaris and Taylor Swift have been noted for their ability to provide comfort and guidance through their art, resonating deeply with audiences navigating personal and emotional challenges.

David Sedaris is connected to Whoopi Goldberg by meeting the Pope. Sedaris has cited Goldberg as an inspiration for his storytelling style, admiring her ability to evoke laughter and introspection.

David Sedaris divides his time between Rackham, West Sussex, England, and New York City, where he lives with his longtime partner, Hugh Hamrick. They also lived in France before moving to England. His family, including actress/comedian Amy Sedaris, owns a beach house on Emerald Isle, North Carolina, called the “C-Section,” where many of his stories are set.

David Sedaris was born in Johnson City, New York, but grew up in Raleigh, North Carolina. He is the second oldest of six siblings and often draws on his upbringing in North Carolina in his writing.

David Sedaris is an American humorist, author, and radio contributor known for his witty, self-deprecating essays and stories about his family, childhood, and life as an expatriate in France and England. His breakthrough came with Barrel Fever (1994) and the essay “Santaland Diaries,” about his time working as a Christmas elf at Macy’s. Sedaris published numerous bestselling essay collections, including Me Talk Pretty One Day and Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim. His work explores personal experiences with sharp humor and emotional depth. He frequently appears on NPR and tours globally with live readings.