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Track record
Book publicist track record: subjects, clients, and reviews
Last updated: November 2026
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists has an established track record with books in ten subject areas, from business and careers to health and spirituality.
Since 1994, C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists has run campaigns for physicians, economists, executives, and thought leaders published by houses large and small. Its campaigns have landed authors on the Wall Street Journal and New York Times bestseller lists, and its authors have appeared in national newspapers, business publications, women's magazines, and on regional and national radio and television.
Has C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists worked on books like mine?
If your book is nonfiction in business, careers, work/life, parenting, health, diet and nutrition, food, self-help, human potential, or spirituality, very likely. Those are the ten areas where the firm has an established record. For other subjects, ask directly.
Ten subject areas with an established track record
- Business
- Careers
- Work/Life
- Parenting
- Health
- Diet/Nutrition
- Food/Cookbooks
- Self-Help
- Human Potential
- New Age/Spirituality
Client books in the press kit library
The Entrepreneur EquationCarol Roth 
Dr. Susan Lark's Hormone RevolutionSusan Lark, MD 
No More RamenNicholas Aretakis 
The Resiliency AdvantageAl Siebert 
How Do You Compare?Andrew N. Williams 
Healthy LunchboxRallie McAllister, MD
A sampling of client books
- Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, 3rd EditionJohn Perkins
- The Case for a Debt JubileeRichard Vague
- Awakening: Ladies, Leadership, and the Lies We've Been ToldAreva Martin
- Change Your Brain Every DayDaniel G. Amen MD
- Mindfulness and MysticismOra Nadrich
- Relentless: How a Massive Stroke Changed My Life for the BetterTed Baxter
- Positive EnergyJudith Orloff, MD (Harmony Books)
- Baby 411Ari Brown, MD, and Denise Fields (Windsor Peak Press)
Book publicity services reviews from authors
Client testimonials as published on the firm's references page. They are client statements, not an independent study.
“Cathy Lewis helped me launch my bestselling book, The Hamster Revolution: Manage Your Email Before It Manages You. Her team helped me make over 100 media appearances, including appearing on CNN and Good Morning America. We sold over 125,000 copies in 11 languages. Cathy and her team were a big part of that success.”
“I heard all the bad things about publicists, but I was completely satisfied and very enthusiastic about Cathy. She is a pro and takes the time to really know the book inside out. She has a team of people who work with her so she can cover everything. Cathy keeps you up to date as opportunities emerge and gives you a monthly summary of results.”
“Cathy worked diligently and brought great ideas to promote our book From Smart to Wise, and has been able to generate a good amount of buzz in both radio and online publishing media. She is hard working, connects well with people, and comes up with creative ideas to produce results. For thought leaders, Cathy is a great person to work with.”
“In a matter of a few short months, she delivered dozens of radio interviews, television in all the major markets, and print in every major newspaper and magazine in America and Canada.”
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Questions about the firm's experience
What subjects does C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists cover?
The firm has an established track record in business, careers, work/life, parenting, health, diet and nutrition, food and cookbooks, self-help, human potential, and new age and spirituality. Its sampling of past clients also includes titles in current events, economics, and politics, such as Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins.
See this answer in the full FAQIs book publicity useful for nonfiction experts and CEOs?
Yes, this is the firm's core focus. Campaigns position authors as newsworthy experts and aim to open opportunities in publishing, new client acquisition, and high-value speaking engagements. The firm's blog notes that many CEO authors treat publication as the finish line when it is really the starting line.
See this answer in the full FAQCan a publicist get my book on a bestseller list?
No publicist can promise a bestseller list, because sales depend on many factors outside publicity. What a firm can show is history: C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists campaigns have landed authors on the Wall Street Journal and New York Times bestseller lists. Be cautious with any firm that guarantees a list placement.
See this answer in the full FAQWhat kinds of media coverage can a book publicist get?
Coverage can include print reviews and features, radio and podcast interviews, television appearances, online articles, op-eds, and bylined pieces. Clients of C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists have appeared on regional and national radio and television, and the firm helps authors become contributors at sites such as Forbes.com, Psychology Today, Thrive Global, and Chief Executive.
See this answer in the full FAQAre book publicity services reviews trustworthy?
Treat reviews as one signal and check them against evidence. The most useful proof is real coverage, so ask any firm for links to clients' media pages and for references. C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists publishes client comments on its references page and links to client press pages from recent campaigns.
See this answer in the full FAQDo book publicists work with indie authors?
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists works with authors and publishers, and its services are built around the individual author's goals rather than the size of the publisher. Independent and self-published authors should ask the firm directly whether their book and timeline are a good fit for a customized media campaign.
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