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When you look at the information page at the front of the book you will see several things. There is usually copyright dates, fonts used, ISBN numbers, and other information. If you look through this page on older books you should fine the name of the publisher and their address. You can write to the author care of the publisher.
For instance:
John Doe
C/O Some Publisher
123 That St.
That Town, XX 12345
In newer books, in place of the address, there is usually a web site(s). The web site of the publisher will be there. When you go to their site, there is usually author contact information supplied. Also, many books also include the author's official web site on this page. You can often contact the author through their site.
If you do not have the book at hand, you can try doing an internet search with terms such as "Christopher Paolini Contact Information". That will usually turn up good results.
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