About
Last updated November 2026 · Published by C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists
The Press Kit Room is published by C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists, a small book publicity firm serving authors and publishers. It exists to show real press kits and media hits from the firm's client campaigns in one place, so authors can see what a book publicity press kit looks like and what it can lead to.
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists does. This is one of a small number of websites the firm publishes. Its main website is cslewispublicity.com.
The business
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists builds personal, highly collaborative relationships with authors and publishers and creates customized campaigns across print, radio, television, and internet media. The goal is to position authors as newsworthy experts, build their brands and media platforms, and help generate book sales and future opportunities in publishing, new client acquisition, and speaking. Authors and publishers with a book launching soon are its highest priority.
Cathy Lewis, president, worked as an in-house publicist at publishing houses for seven years before launching the firm in 1994. The firm says her campaigns have landed authors on the Wall Street Journal and New York Times bestseller lists. David C. Lewis, vice president, helps authors focus their messaging through podcasts, radio, television, and contributor roles at sites such as Thrive Global, Forbes.com, Chief Executive, and PsychologyToday.com.
Purpose
Most advice about press kits is a checklist. Authors rarely get to see finished kits from real campaigns, or the coverage those campaigns produced. This site puts both side by side: downloadable press kits and client media pages.
Everything here comes from the firm's own published materials. It is a portfolio of the firm's work, not an independent review. See how we chose what to show.
Offices
Phone: 845-679-2188
FAQ
Cathy Lewis is president. She worked as an in-house publicist at publishing houses for seven years before launching the firm in 1994. David C. Lewis is vice president and helps authors focus their messaging through podcasts, radio, television, and contributor roles at sites such as Forbes.com and PsychologyToday.com.
More in the full FAQThe firm lists two offices: 2 Oriole Drive, Woodstock, New York 12498, and 31-F Stratford Lane West, Boynton Beach, Florida 33436. Book publicity is pitched to national and regional media, so authors do not need to live near either office to work with the firm.
More in the full FAQAuthors 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 FAQReach out through the firm's contact page. C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists says it begins with a conversation about your expertise, strengths, media experience, and professional goals, then customizes a media kit and strategic campaign around them.
More in the full FAQThe firm publishes client testimonials on its references page, from authors including Mike Song, Mark Pastin, Prasad Kaipa, and Jim Camp. Those are statements the firm collected and chose to publish. You can also judge the work directly by downloading press kits and visiting the client media pages on this site.
More in the full FAQAuthors 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.
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