Coriolis Company is a leading firm in book publicity and media training, recognized for its work with academics, thought leaders, and prominent public intellectuals. Its clientele features award-winning scholars, bestselling authors, and renowned experts. Coriolis focuses on securing high-quality media exposure, placing op-eds in major outlets, and preparing clients for crucial interviews and speaking opportunities. The firm’s areas of expertise include serious nonfiction—such as history, politics, sociology, race and gender studies, business, science, and law—as well as literary fiction, poetry, and select self-published works. Coriolis has successfully placed clients in numerous prestigious publications, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, NPR, BBC, PBS, CNN, MSNBC, The Guardian, The New Yorker, and hundreds of other significant academic and literary platforms. In addition to book publicity, the firm provides expert positioning, media strategy, and branding for scholars and public intellectuals, ensuring their work resonates in public discussions. Coriolis also manages non-book publicity for academic and literary festivals, awards, university lecture series, keynote and panel discussions, podcast launches, guest bookings, and special collaborations with cultural and literary organizations. It offers consultations for universities and institutions on faculty media training and engagement, assisting scholars in honing their messaging and reaching wider audiences. Alongside publicity services, Coriolis provides a comprehensive range of marketing and supplementary services, such as digital strategy, social media consulting, and author website design. With a profound understanding of both the publishing world and the changing media landscape, Coriolis develops highly customized campaigns that extend beyond conventional publicity efforts, emphasizing long-term impact and visibility. For authors and experts looking for a strategic, elevated approach to public engagement, Coriolis is the preferred choice.