We get your book the attention it deserves.

We work alongside your publisher’s publicity team to expand the scope of the media campaign for your book. Whether the in-house publicist is coordinating a robust publicity campaign for you or you feel like you’re getting lost in the shuffle, we add significantly to the launch of your book. We work to line up as many meaningful reviews, interviews, excerpts, op-eds, and events as possible.

We specialize in nonfiction about democracy, history, science, technology, the environment, higher ed, politics, feminism, social justice, parenting, and more. We also work on select literary fiction, memoirs, short story collections, and poetry.

Dozens of authors have returned to work with us on subsequent books.

We've worked closely and seamlessly with in-house publicists from many publishing houses, including Graywolf Press, Henry Holt, Bloomsbury, Knopf, Harper Collins, Penguin Random House, Viking, Simon & Schuster, W.W.Norton, Flatiron Books, PublicAffairs, Milkweed Editions, Seven Stories Press, and Top Shelf.

Academic publishers we've worked with include Princeton University Press, Yale University Press, OUP, Harvard University Press, and University of California Press.

We’ve secured coverage for our authors in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Fresh Air, The Daily Show, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, TODAY Show, The New Yorker, MSNBC, CNN, NPR, BBC, Slate, The Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, The New Republic, USA Today, People, TIME, The Economist, The Boston Globe, Harper's, Vox, The Millions, LitHub, Writer’s Digest, Poets & Writers, and hundreds of other media outlets.

Our Independent Book Publicity Services

  • Publicity campaigns on behalf of authors and publishers

  • Press materials: pitches, releases, talking points, Q&A's

  • Media outreach (national and local): TV, radio, print, online, and podcasts

  • Book tours and speaking engagements

  • Consulting and publicity workshops

“Leah lined up a wide array of high-profile media appearances on my behalf, including MSNBC's Morning Joe. Book sales spiked, forcing a reprint of the book just two weeks after publication. She is tenacious, hard-working, and effective—a true advocate for her authors.”

—Brian Klaas, author of The Despot's Apprentice and The Despot's Accomplice (Oxford University Press)