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Coriolis Company

Book publicity, marketing, and literary services for professors, public intellectuals, and thought leaders.

Coriolis Company is a Los Angeles-based boutique agency providing effective book marketing, advertising, publicity, and branding, as well as literary event management and promotion services for ambitious authors and publishers. We are a team of young creatives with experience in book promotion, event management, and promotion, dedicated to keeping up with publishing industry trends and promotional methods that work in 2024. Our team is here to find the best solution for promoting your book or literary event. We also have competencies in graphic design, multimedia, photography, signage, copywriting, and other promotional material design, creation, and distribution.

09/11/2026

Woohoo! We’re a finalist in Ragan Communications' 2026 Zenith Awards in the Thought Leadership category! 🏆

Cross your fingers please! We’d really like to win! 😁🤞🏽

09/04/2026

We welcome author and professor Asale Angel-Ajani to Coriolis for the promotion of her book, "Fugitive Archives: My Family and the Myth of American Belonging," forthcoming from Algonquin Books.

Asale Angel-Ajani writes both fiction and nonfiction. Her critically praised work centers on the lives of Black women and communities pushed to the edge of history. Her latest book, "Fugitive Archives: My Family and the Myth of American Belonging," confronts the legacy of racial terror and American innocence through the lens of her multiracial, working-class family.

She is the author of the novel "A Country You Can Leave," a Women’s National Book Association Great Group Read, a New York Times recommended book, and an Amazon Editor’s Fiction Pick, and the nonfiction book "Strange Trade: The Story of Two Women Who Risked Everything in the International Drug Trade." Her work has been featured in The New York Times, CNN and many local radio outlets and NPR affiliates.

She is an alumna of Stanford University, where she earned an M.A. and PhD and Harvard’s W.E.B. Du Bois Research Institute, where she was a Hutchins Family Fellow. Originally from California, she now resides in New York City, where she is a professor at City College (CUNY).

More to come!

09/01/2026

If you were invited to Nanda’s funeral…..

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08/25/2026

to Keri Mangis, Writer! Her book, "The Essential Ingredient: Remaking Ourselves in Times of Crisis," is now available.

What if the crises of our time are not simply problems to solve—but invitations to transform?

In a world marked by climate catastrophe, political upheaval, social fragmentation, and the erosion of community, many people feel overwhelmed or powerless. We are told to remain hopeful, stay positive, and trust that solutions will emerge. But what if hope alone is not enough?

In "The Essential Ingredient: Remaking Ourselves in Times of Crisis," author and TEDx speaker Keri Mangis argues that the real work of transformation begins elsewhere—within ourselves.

Drawing on Jungian psychology, shadow work, and decades of personal exploration, Mangis reframes crisis as a catalyst for profound personal and collective change. Rather than offering quick fixes or prescriptive formulas, she invites readers into a deeper process of self-reflection, healing, and discovery—one capable of reshaping both individual lives and the culture we inhabit.

Structured as a three-part journey through breakdown, reflection, and rebirth, the book guides readers through the psychological and spiritual terrain that genuine change requires. Along the way, Mangis explores the questions that arise when familiar structures collapse: Who are we when the old stories no longer hold? What does it mean to live awake in a time of cultural upheaval? And how might inner change contribute to rebuilding society itself?

Blending philosophy, psychological insight, and cultural reflection, this book speaks to anyone seeking meaning and direction in uncertain times—offering a clear-eyed look at the hidden patterns that shape our behavior, and the difficult but necessary work of confronting the shadows, both personal and collective, that influence our world.

"The Essential Ingredient" offers something rare: not a promise of easy answers, but an invitation to evolve. The true catalyst for remaking society may be the human being willing to do the inner work first, for we are the essential ingredient.

Congratulations, Keri!

08/17/2026

Good news time: we have received a Platinum Award in the Book Publicity and Marketing Campaign category from DotComm Awards. 🏆

We’re grateful for the recognition! 🙏🏽

08/11/2026

We're happy to announce that we're working with Dr. Genevive Bjorn, Ed.D, and Prof. Adam J. Burgasser, Ph.D., on their book, "How to Critically Read the Scientific Research Literature: Introducing the CERIC Method," by Cambridge University Press.

Genevive Bjorn, Ed.D., directs the nonprofit Higher Learning Lab and holds a doctorate from Johns Hopkins. Her scholarship centers on critical reading, social learning, and workforce development. An award-winning teacher and journalist, she is the author of two books, and her work has appeared in Nature, Science, The New York Times, and more.

Adam J. Burgasser, PhD, is Professor of Astronomy & Astrophysics at UC San Diego, where he investigates the coldest stars and exoplanets. Author of nearly 400 peer-reviewed publications and recipient of multiple teaching awards, Adam blends astrophysics research with critical pedagogy.

More to come!

08/06/2026

Exciting times ahead for Valena Beety, whose new book, “Pink Crime: Fighting Against the Criminalization of Motherhood, Pregnancy, and Q***r Identity,” is out from The New Press.

Drawing on fifteen years of experience as an innocence litigator, she examines how miscarriages, sudden infant deaths, reproductive decisions, and q***r identity can be transformed by prosecutors into evidence of criminality. Through the cases of wrongfully convicted women and q***r people, “Pink Crime” reveals how faulty forensic science, prosecutorial overreach, and deeply rooted assumptions about gender and motherhood can lead to convictions for crimes that never occurred.

The book also connects these cases to the growing impact of fetal personhood laws, the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and legislation targeting LGBTQ+ people and gender-affirming care.

With an introduction by Christina Swarns, executive director of the Innocence Project, “Pink Crime” is an urgent examination of who the criminal legal system chooses to suspect, prosecute, and punish.

Congratulations, Valena! May this book help change minds, hearts, and laws!

07/28/2026

What a way to launch The A.R.C., the brilliant new social satire in the form of a beautifully drawn graphic novel — a book we have the pleasure of working on! We launched at San Diego's iconic Comic-Con International over the last 4 days. This was the perfect combination of book signings, panels, in-studio and show floor interviews, offsite events, and a very cool giveaway of 300 captain hats (customized over what felt like 300 hours—shoutout to the GUNGNIR interns and Marlen from our team for their superb work on these!)

As a first-time Comic Con attendee but a forever Halloween lover, I was BLOWN AWAY by the beauty and the spectacle of these last few days. The costumes, the merch, the spirit of it all was amazing. I'm eternally grateful to Matt Medney from Gungnir for the insider tickets (felt very fancy!) and Tim Disney and JC Lacek for their endless energy and being up for all of our crazy ideas.

Is it weird that I plan to wear the captain's hat for the next few weeks? I've really grown to love it! And now the tour and the real fun start!

07/23/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Niki Elliott on the successful launch of Heart-Centered Connections! It was wonderful to see such a warm, engaged audience, with more than 100 people coming together to celebrate the book and hear Dr. Elliott speak at Vroman's.

Here's to an exciting tour ahead!

07/17/2026

We welcome Clinical Psychologist and Founder of Tide Pools, Ben Morsa, to Coriolis for the promotion of his book, "Farewell Diagnosis: Diffracting Psychoanalysis, Autism, and Assessment," forthcoming from Bloomsbury U.S.

Ben Morsa is a licensed clinical psychologist trained in psychoanalysis and psychological assessment, and the founder of Tide Pools, a group psychology practice in Oakland, California. He has spent nearly fifteen years working at the intersection of psychoanalysis, psychological assessment, and the clinical care of neurodivergent, q***r, and transgender patients. His work has been shaped by the persistent questions: what does assessment owe the person receiving it; and what comes after diagnosis? His debut book, Farewell Diagnosis: Diffracting Psychoanalysis, Autism, and Assessment (Bloomsbury, 2026) pursues those questions across psychoanalytic theory, feminist science studies, and the lived reality of clinical practice.

More to come!

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