Track record

Clients, subjects, and what authors say about the work

Last updated: November 2026Published by C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists

C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists has an established track record in ten nonfiction subject areas and has worked with authors published by large houses and smaller presses alike.

This page collects the subject areas C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists lists, a sampling of titles from its client list, client statements quoted word for word from the firm’s references page, and links to media pages on past clients’ own websites, so you can check the coverage yourself.

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What do authors say about C.S. Lewis & Co. book publicity services?

Clients describe hands-on, creative work and regular reporting. These statements are published by the firm on its references page; they are not from an independent review site.

“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. I think she must be the best in the business.”

Mark Pastin, author of Make an Ethical Difference: Tools for Better Action

“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.”

Prasad Kaipa, author of From Smart to Wise: Acting and Leading with Wisdom

“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.”

Mike Song, author of the bestseller The Hamster Revolution

Subject areas

Ten subjects with an established track record

Business
Careers
Work/Life
Parenting
Health
Diet/Nutrition
Food/Cookbooks
Self-Help
Human Potential
New Age/Spirituality

The client sampling also includes current events, economics, and politics titles.

A sampling of titles from the client list

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)
Prescription Drug Addiction: The Hidden EpidemicRod Colvin (Addicus Books)
Heart Sense for WomenStephen T. Sinatra, MD (Lifeline Press)
Menopausal YearsSusun S. Weed (Ash Tree Publishing)
The Owner’s Manual for the BrainPierce J. Howard, PhD (Bard Press)
Baby 411Ari Brown, MD, and Denise Fields (Windsor Peak Press)

Real media pages from past campaigns

The firm points to these clients’ own media pages as examples of campaign results. They open on the authors’ websites.

Also worth reading: How to Leverage Hollywood Storytelling in Book Publicity, in which Cathy Lewis interviews client Matthew Luhn, a storyteller whose credits include Toy Story, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, and Up.

This page is part of the guide to publicity for small publishers from C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists.

Questions about the firm’s track record

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Where can I read reviews of C.S. Lewis & Co. book publicity services?: The firm’s references page on its main website collects statements from clients, including Mark Pastin, Prasad Kaipa, Mike Song, and Jim Camp. These are client statements published by the firm, not an independent review site. The clients and subjects page on this site quotes several of them word for word.
Can I see real media coverage from past campaigns?: Yes. C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists links to the media and press pages of past clients, including Daniel Amen MD, Areva Martin, Ora Nadrich, Ted Baxter, Judith Orloff, Carol Roth, Joel Schwartzberg, and Vicky Oliver, so you can see the coverage on the authors’ own websites.
Have your authors reached bestseller lists?: According to the firm’s about page, Cathy Lewis’s strategic media campaigns have landed authors on the bestseller lists of the Wall Street Journal and New York Times. Her authors have been featured in prestigious business publications, national newspapers, women’s magazines, and online venues across North America.
Which book subjects do you have experience with?: C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists lists an established track record in ten subject areas: business, careers, work/life, parenting, health, diet and nutrition, food and cookbooks, self-help, human potential, and New Age and spirituality. Its client sampling also includes current events, economics, and politics titles.
Which authors has the firm worked with?: The firm’s client sampling includes John Perkins for Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, 3rd Edition, Richard Vague, Areva Martin, Daniel G. Amen MD, Judith Orloff MD, Susan Lark MD, Ora Nadrich, and Ted Baxter, among many others across health, business, and current events.
Do you publicize fiction?: The subject areas C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists lists are nonfiction categories, and its about page describes nonfiction book publicist services. If you have a fiction title, contact the firm directly to ask whether it is a fit rather than assuming either way.