Press kits
Taken from the press kits page, in the order shown there. Titles and authors are as published. Subject labels are our own shorthand, based on each book's title, to help readers find a relevant example.
Methodology
How we chose what to show.
Last updated November 2026 · Published by C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists
Every press kit, media page, testimonial, and number on this site comes from materials C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists has already published. We did not commission a study, run an audit, or rank the firm against other publicists. This page explains exactly where each item came from and how it is ordered.
How were the press kits and media hits selected?
We included every press kit with a working PDF link from the firm's press kits page that we could describe accurately, and every client link on its Clients PR page. Nothing was added that the firm had not already published.
Sources
Sources for each section
Media hits
Taken from the Clients PR page, in the order shown there. We name an author only where the firm's client list confirms who they are; otherwise we show the site name.
Testimonials and numbers
Quotes come from the references pageand are attributed to the authors who gave them. Figures such as over 100 media appearances and 125,000 copies are those clients' own statements, not independent measurements.
Criteria
How we chose
- Only items the firm has published itself, with links you can check.
- The same kinds of facts for every entry: title, author, subject, and format for kits; page type for media hits.
- No ranking by quality. Lists follow the firm's own order.
- No invented prices. The firm does not publish prices, so neither do we.
- Comparisons, such as publicist vs. publisher, use the same criteria for every option and say where the descriptions come from.
This site and this methodology were written by C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists, the business that publishes the site. Published by C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists. Back to the book publicity press kit portfolio.
FAQ
Common questions
Where can I read reviews of C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists?
The 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 FAQCan a book publicist guarantee media coverage?
No honest publicist can guarantee specific coverage, because editors and producers make the final call. What a firm like C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists controls is the quality of the press kit, the fit of each pitch, and the persistence of follow-up. Ask any publicist how they report results before you hire them.
More in the full FAQHave the firm's authors reached bestseller lists?
Yes, according to the firm. C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists says Cathy Lewis's campaigns have landed authors on the bestseller lists of the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times. No publicist can promise a list placement, so treat this as track record rather than a guarantee.
More in the full FAQHow much does a book publicist cost?
C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists does not publish prices on its website, because each campaign is customized from services it mixes and matches. Cost generally depends on campaign length, the media mix, and add-ons such as media coaching or writing. Ask the firm for a quote that matches your launch date and goals.
More in the full FAQWhere can I see real book press kit examples?
You can download eight real client press kits as PDFs on our Press Kits page. They come from the press kits page of C.S. Lewis & Co. Publicists and cover titles such as The Entrepreneur Equation by Carol Roth and The Resiliency Advantage by Al Siebert.
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.