Current events, economics, and politics
- Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, 3rd Edition, John Perkins
- The Case for a Debt Jubilee, Richard Vague
- Awakening: Ladies, Leadership, and the Lies We've Been Told, Areva Martin
Subjects
The book subjects behind these press kits.
Last updated November 2026
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists has an established track record with books and authors in 10 subject areas, from business and careers to health, self-help, and spirituality. Its client list also includes current events, economics, and politics titles.
What kinds of books does a book publicist like C.S. Lewis & Co. handle?
Mostly nonfiction by experts: business, careers, work/life, parenting, health, diet and nutrition, food and cookbooks, self-help, human potential, and new age and spirituality.
Subjects
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
Clients
A sampling of past client books
Health, medical, and human potential
- Change Your Brain Every Day, Daniel G. Amen MD
- Mindfulness and Mysticism, Ora Nadrich
- Relentless: How a Massive Stroke Changed My Life for the Better, Ted Baxter
- Positive Energy, Judith Orloff, MD (Harmony Books)
- Baby 411, Ari Brown, MD, and Denise Fields (Windsor Peak Press)
- The Owner's Manual for the Brain, Pierce J. Howard, PhD (Bard Press)
A partial selection from the firm's published client list. Several of these authors keep press pages linked on our client media hits page.
Fit
Why does subject matter for a press kit?
A press kit positions the author as a newsworthy expert. That works best when a publicist already knows the editors, producers, and columnists who cover the subject. A track record in a subject usually means existing relationships with exactly those contacts.
Compare kits from different subjects on the press kit examples page, or return to the book publicity press kit portfolio.
FAQ
Common questions
What kinds of books does the firm publicize?
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists has an established track record in business, careers, work/life, parenting, health, diet/nutrition, food/cookbooks, self-help, human potential, and new age/spirituality. Its client list also includes current events, economics, and politics titles such as Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins.
More in the full FAQIs book publicity useful for CEOs and business authors?
Yes. Business is the first subject area C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists lists, and the firm's blog covers how CEOs turn books into speaking platforms. The firm also names new client acquisition and high-value speaking engagements as outcomes its campaigns aim to open up.
More in the full FAQCan first-time authors use a press kit like these?
Yes. A press kit does the same job for a first book as for a tenth: it explains who you are and why your story matters. C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists positions authors as newsworthy experts in their field, which depends on expertise and story angles more than on past books.
More in the full FAQWhich authors does C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists prioritize?
Authors and publishers with a book launching soon. A launch window is when a press kit, review copies, and a fresh stream of pitches can do the most work, so the firm puts those campaigns first. If your publication date is approaching, start the conversation through the firm's contact page.
More in the full FAQDoes the firm work with publishers, or only authors?
Both. C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists describes itself as a firm that builds collaborative relationships with authors and publishers. It also works closely with publishers' and businesses' publicity teams so that its efforts complement theirs instead of duplicating them.
More in the full FAQBook launching soon? Get a press kit that gets used.
Authors and publishers with an upcoming launch are first in line at C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists. Start with a conversation about your expertise, your goals, and your publication date.