Client Testimonials
What Our Clients Say About Us
Professor Jon Wiener
Professor Emeritus of U.S. History at the University of California, Irvine
“Hi, I’m Jon Wiener. I spent almost five years working on a book on LA in the sixties. When it finally came out, I wanted help in getting the word out. So I went to work with Nanda. She knows a lot of people who review books, publish book reviews, and host book events online. I was really impressed. And one thing leads to another.
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There was one guy on her reviewer’s list. I didn’t know who he was. Turned out he taught at the London School of Economics and he arranged a Zoom event hosted by LSE. LSE has alumni students from all over the world. So this ended up with hundreds of people in a dozen countries. We were astounded. Nanda had a lot of ideas of things she wanted me to do that initially I was a little skeptical about. She said you should write a quiz. I said, ‘Come on, I’m a serious historian. This is trivial.’ But I did write a quiz, and it ended up being published in the Los Angeles Times on the Op-Eds page. Thank you, Nanda. Then she’s also a master of Social Media. She makes you go to work on Twitter, and on Facebook and she helps you with all about on Instagram. Not only does she know the posting schedules and ideas and images, but she also says you got to read the comments. I said, ‘I don’t want to read the comments.’ But then she found a comment on one of our Facebook posts. I didn’t know who it was, but it turned out they were a top editor at audible, and this led us to getting our audiobook. Thank you, Nanda. We really appreciate everything Nanda did for our book, and you might too.”
Professor Farah Jasmine Griffin
Chair and Professor of the Department of African American Diaspora Studies at Columbia University
“Hello. My name is Farah Jasmine Griffin and I’m the author of Read Until You Understand: Profound Wisdom of Black Life and Literature. I first met Nanda of Coriolis when my book was about to be published. She’d been highly recommended to me. Nanda read the book, was so engaged, and had such wonderful things to say. And I also felt like she really got the book on a deep level. So, she understood what I was trying to do. And she immediately went to work with ideas about how to present my work to various audiences that I wanted to reach. So, I signed up with her and I did not regret it.
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Working with Nanda has been extraordinary. She taught me how to make the best of social media. I actually enjoy doing Instagram posts about my book. And also Twitter, she made it much less intimidating. She also set up conversations with the most interesting interviewers, a number of podcasts that have individual, unique audiences. And each interview was different and distinct from the last. So, it was an enjoyable process and my book really benefitted. Nanda helped get the word out. Nanda is a champion of her authors and a champion of their works. She’s smart and she’s creative. She’ll come up with things and do the work to make things happen for you. Finding places, venues, and individuals that I never, ever would’ve thought of. I can’t imagine having gone through this process without her astute guidance and her championing the project. It’s been extraordinary. So, if you’re looking for a publicist to help you get the word out about the book that you’ve worked so hard for. I couldn’t recommend anyone, not a soul better for that work than Nanda.”
Anthony Arnove
Editorial Director of Haymarket Books
“Nanda Dyssou is a dynamo. I highly recommend Nanda and the dynamic team at Coriolis to any publisher or author looking for top-notch book publicity. Nanda is hard-working, conscientious, clear in her communication, and deeply knowledgeable about the media landscape. She’s also a joy to work with.”
Professor Jody Armour
Roy P. Crocker Professor of Law at the University of Southern California
“Hey, this is Jody Armour. A USC Law Professor and Author. I turned to the Coriolis Company, and specifically to Nanda, to help me promote a provocative book with an edgy title. Many ‘experts’ and the publishing industry shied away from both the book and its title because they thought it was too race-y and too hard-hitting. But Nanda welcomed the challenge, rose to the occasion, and made it the #1 new release in three different categories, and helped it make the list of the best books of 2020 for the Kirkus Reviews. If you wanna maximize the chances that your book would get read and recognized, go to Nanda.”
Professor Natalia Molina
Distinguished Professor of American Studies and Ethnicity and Director of Research at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
“I won’t sugarcoat it. Working with Nanda can be challenging because she has a way of nudging you beyond your comfort zone and pushing you to your growth edge. What set Nanda and the Coriolis team apart was their knack for reshaping my perspective on publicity and marketing. It wasn’t about my “brand.” It was about identifying my values, articulating what I stood for, and finding ways to communicate that effectively through events, social media, and my website. This approach allowed people to grasp my message.”
Marlene L. Daut
Professor of French, African American Studies, and History at Yale University
“I’m Marlene Daut, a professor of French, African-American Studies and History at Yale University and the author of The First and Last King of Haiti – The Rise and Fall of Henry Christophe. Working with Nanda and her team was one of the best decisions I made while promoting The First and Last King of Haiti.
In a crowded and often overwhelming book marketplace, Nanda made sure that my work didn’t just get noticed, but that it would resonate with the right audience. She understood the book, she believed in it, and that made all the difference to me. Nanda has a unique ability to speak the language of editors and producers in a way that makes them actually listen. I was consistently amazed by the results she was able to generate: local radio, television, and thoughtful media placements.
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She made it all happen with incredible precision and care, and she was always a few steps ahead of me, anticipating needs, offering creative solutions, and never dropping the ball. What really stood out was the responsiveness of her team as well, for even when things didn’t go according to plan—and sometimes they don’t—Nanda was there to help me through it with calm and clarity.
I never once felt like my book was too niche or too hard to place. Instead, I felt seen and supported. It was clear that she really read the book, understood its value, and she was determined to connect it with the right readers, and she did. The effects of Nanda’s deep engagement, knowledge, and commitment are still unfolding in amazing ways.
She helped my book find the audience it deserves, and for that I will always be extremely grateful.”
Albert Litewka
Chairman of the Board of the Los Angeles Review of Books (LARB)
“Hello. My name is Albert Litewka, and I’m Chairman of the Board and CEO of the Los Angeles Review of Books. It’s my pleasure to provide this testimonial on behalf of Nanda Dyssou. Nanda has been the publicist for LARB books for a number of years. She’s been very effective in every way from her strategic thinking to her tactical plans to implementation. Nanda is highly intelligent, thoughtful, creative, organized, responsible, reliable, a good collaborator, and always on top of the business’ hand. We would recommend her highly to anyone in need of book marketing, branding, publicity, and the like. Thank you.”
Professor Chad L. Williams
Samuel J. and Augusta Spector Professor of History and African and African American Studies at Brandeis University
“As authors, we put so much time, energy and labor into writing our books that we often overlook the importance of promoting them and everything that this entails. From our first conversation, Nanda conveyed a genuine excitement about my book and its potential which was infectious. Along with developing a brilliant marketing campaign, she empowered me to be my biggest cheerleader. Nanda and everyone at Coriolis truly care about the authors they work with. They have an incredible team of dedicated experts who are fully invested in your success. I will be forever grateful for the opportunity to partner with them.”
Professor Brian Finney
Professor Emeritus of English Literature at California State University, Long Beach
“Nanda and Coriolis do a fantastic job of making your newly self-published book visible, especially on social media and the blogosphere. She is knowledgeable and keeps pace with the latest developments in publishing. She takes infinite trouble to make readers aware of your work. And she is so personable and fun to work with. I wholeheartedly recommend her to any author wanting to get their work noticed.”
Professor Tara Green
Professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro
“Hello. I’m Tara Green. And I am very happy to be able to have this opportunity to thank Nanda for the work that she and her company have done to promote my two books, See Me Naked: Black Women During the Interwar Era and Love, Activism, and the Respectable Life of Alice Dunbar Nelson. Because of the work that she did to get the word out just a month before the Alice Dunbar Nelson book was published, Nanda started immediately.
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She had scheduled numerous podcasts and contacted various reviewers and media outlets. It was published in January, and I found out about her and asked her if we could work together in December, and she contacted both of my publishers. She got copies of the books and sent them out and she began to generate interest. She contacted podcasters. We were able to get reviews out and interviews. So in the relatively short time, about five to six months that I worked with her, within one month of that time, the book Love, Activism, and the Respectable Life of Alice Dunbar Nelson, went into a second printing. And that is most certainly because of the exposure that was generated by the work that she did. And during this time, not only did I do interviews with podcasters and news outlets, but also I was asked to do many talks at various universities, both in person and virtually, even though we were still dealing with the effects of the pandemic. So, thank you very much, and I recommend her. You could not go wrong with Nanda.”
Professor J.L. Torres
Professor Emeritus of English at the State University of New York, Plattsburgh
“I was fortunate to have Nanda Dyssou of Coriolis assigned as my publicist, and that change has been dramatic. Nanda is a consummate professional. She helped me develop a social media presence I never had before. She has done everything possible to make sure Migrations reached the people that needed to read it.
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She had scheduled numerous podcasts and contacted various reviewers and media outlets. At every turn, she was there to answer any questions and offer valuable advice ranging from how to update my author website, to how to handle an interview. Nanda is a genuine fierce advocate for writers and their work. With her help, I feel confident that this new book will get the support it needs to reach and grow an audience. So, if you’re looking for a publicist, check out Nanda Dyssou of Coriolis. You will be pleased. I’m sure that you did.”
Professor Obery Hendricks
Professor of Religion and African American Studies, Columbia University and Yale Divinity School
“Hello, my name is Dr. Obery Hendricks, and I like to share a few about Nanda Dyssou and Coriolis. I worked with Nanda on my book Christians Against Christianity. And I must say, her work is just extraordinary. She is a gem apart from being a wonderful person. Her work is so diligent. I got to tell you in the middle of COVID, she worked so hard for my book that I had so many outlets, and so many book events, that I was just getting exhausted. Others were complaining that COVID was killing them, but Nanda just worked so hard to get my book out there.
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They do such great work, such great social media work, such great creative work. She gave me such important suggestions and guidance. She’s really a fount of information and expertise in the industry. So I can’t recommend her any more highly. Anyone considering working with Coriolis, do yourself a favor and say yes. And you won’t regret it. And by the way, my wife worked with her as well. And my wife had the same, same experience and the same superlatives to offer. So as I said, if you’re considering working with Nanda, do yourself a favor and say yes. You’ll be happy that you did.”
Professor Shonda Buchanan
Professor of African American Studies at Loyola Marymount University and President of the Board of Trustees for Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center
“My name is Shonda Buchanan, and I’m the author of Black Indian and Who’s Afraid of Black Indians? and several other books. So, do you need a book publicist? Let me tell you my story. I did have a publicist who I love prior to my book publication. Yet, I was looking for someone to help me with my book after publication. I met and immediately liked the founder and owner of Coriolis Company, Nanda Dyssou, at a book event for my memoir Black Indian.
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I didn’t realize at the time that with her astute publicist skills, she was about to become the next champion of my book. Hiring Coriolis was the best decision I ever made because of the thoughtful and strategic plan for publicity after my book’s publication. Which also encouraged a new batch of sales and reviews on Goodreads and Amazon. So, what are you waiting for? You should really hire Coriolis to help you publicize your book. And then you’ll have your own story to tell.”
Professor Hajar Yazdiha
Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Southern California
“I really appreciated how open Nanda was to my needs, and all the great advice she gave. I learned so much from the process. Angel was incredible with events. I think Coriolis is ahead of the game online in understanding the attention economy and packaging our work/appearances into bite-sized assets.”
Professor Shaun Marq Anderson
John S. and James L. Knight Chair of Sports, Race, and Media for the Hussman School at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
“My name is Shaun Anderson, and I’m the author of “The Black Athlete Revolt: The Sport Justice Movement, and The Age of #BlackLivesMatter.” And I booked an initial consultation with Nanda, and from the way that she got down to business with describing the trajectory of my work. I became hooked with her process. In six months, my book went from a great idea to debuting number one in multiple categories. She also put me with so many major media appearances and podcast interviews that I had to even turn some of them down. We both live in Los Angeles, so she even coordinated and appeared at my book launch. This is how hard she works for you. So if you want a publicist that takes the time to understand your work, coaches you on how to conduct media interviews and keeps you busy, neither her team is the way to go. Book her now.”
Los Angeles Poet Laureate Lynne Thompson
Los Angeles Poet Laureate
“The speed with which Nanda Dyssou and her staff turn around their high-quality work product as well as their responsiveness to me and my publisher has made my experience a thoroughly delightful one.“
Professor Tom Lutz
Distinguished Professor of Creative Writing at the University of California, Riverside, and Publisher and Founding Editor of the Los Angeles Review of Books (LARB)
“Nanda Dyssou and Coriolis went above and beyond. A wonderful experience.”
Professor Ashanti Anderson
Professor of English at the Xavier University of Louisiana, Poet, Playwright, and Screenwriter
“My name is Ashanti Anderson, and I’m the author of the poetry chapbook Black Under. I believe I have the honor of being Nanda’s first chapbook client. And marketing a poetry chapbook can be extremely challenging. But if you ask me, Nanda knocked it out of the park. I stayed booked and busy, and people all around the world are talking about my book. And it’s thanks to Nanda and to Coriolis.”
Kalie Caetano
Marketing and Publicity Director of Heyday Books
“Your team is very impressive, Nanda! I’ve been just delighted with each week’s updates of new bites and coverage interest. The campaign you’ve charted directly corresponds with the aspirations we set at the start, and I’m excited to be working with you all.”
Professor Donna J. Nicol
Associate Dean for Personnel and Curriculum in the College of Liberal Arts at California State University Long Beach
“Coriolis has been with me every step of the way from pitching my book to various media outlets, redesigning my website, giving all of my materials a fresh professional look and providing media training. I couldn’t have done any of this without Nanda and her team!”
Professor Kristin Henning
Blume Professor of Law and Director of the Juvenile Justice Clinic and Initiative at the Georgetown University Law Center
“Nanda Dyssou and the Coriolis team have been great! They get real results! Nanda is creative, persistent, and well-connected. It is clear that she cares a lot about me, my book, and about justice for Black children!”
Professor Ed Cohen
Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality at Rutgers University, Psychagogue, and Founder of Healing Counsel
“Hi there. I’m Ed Cohen I’m a professor of Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies at Rutgers University. I’m the author of most recently On Learning to Heal or What Medicine Doesn’t Know. And I also am a psychagogue. I have a therapeutic practice for people with chronic and life threatening illnesses called Healing Counsel, which is also part of this project.
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And I’m currently working with Nanda Dyssou at Coriolis Company to try to get my work out in the world. I don’t know about you, but as an academic, I was not trained in the skills to get my work out beyond the kind of small community people who had mutual interest and Nanda has really been helping me to understand that there’s a much bigger world that is interested in the kinds of thoughts and books and ideas that we want to deliver out into the world.
And she’s been really teaching me a lot about the different possibilities for doing that. And she has a great team of people who have wonderful media skills. Mariah designed a beautiful website for me, and I’ve worked with Angel as the event coordinator and who’s a delight. And basically what I’m learning and in the process of trying to get On Learning to Heal, is that there is another way to get my writing, my thinking, my teaching in the world that will help me to get beyond the limits of academe, which I’m totally ready to do.
And beyond that, it’s super fun. They’re a great group of people and I can’t recommend them more highly. So if you’re trying to get out in the world, try Coriolis Company.”
Professor Decoteau Irby
Creator, Author, Musician, Activist, and Assistant Professor at University of Illinois at Chicago in the Department of Educational Policy Studies
“One of the best career decisions I’ve ever made is investing in myself by investing in PR support. My name is Decoteau Irby. I’m a creator, activist, musician, educator, and author of several books, including Stuck Improving: Racial Equity and School Leadership, Dignity Affirming Education, and a children’s picture book, Magical Black Tears: A Protest Story. You can learn about my books and much more at my website decoteauirby.com, which exist because of my friends and supporters at Coriolis Company.
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Coriolis is a full service publicity, marketing, and author branding services firm. I started working with Nanda in January 2022 and I’ve been pleased beyond measure with all that I’ve accomplished and everything that I’ve learned under her expert guidance and support. When people ask me what I’ve gained from working with Nanda, here’s some of the things that I say.
My book sales are great. Stuck Improving was published by Harvard Education Press in 2021 and in nine months achieved a second print run. Before working with Nanda, I had only been on one podcast and now I’m a regular on both Education and Black Parenting podcast. My writing is increasingly featured in guest blogs and publications, and my social media presence, which was a complete mess a year ago, is the most integrated and robust it’s ever been.
All of this adds up to people knowing what I’m up to and more importantly, what I’m about. My promotions materials look top notch and I feel very confident where I show up. But the most important thing I’ve gained is a new perspective and confidence to contribute my voice to the conversations and issues that are most near and dear to me.
Educational equity, opportunity, and success. I want to ensure that teachers, leaders, parents, caregivers have the information and knowledge they need to ensure black children are successful in schools. Because of my work with Coriolis, in whatever medium I encounter: keynotes, podcasts, panel discussions; I feel well equipped to convey that when it comes to black education, struggle has been and remains necessary, and that with struggle, progress is possible, and it’s also imperative that we keep our eye on equity as the practice in policy and liberation is the end goal. Here’s a hint: Nanda helped me develop those talking points. Because of Coriolis, I feel I’m well on my way to achieving the impact and influence that I always want my writing to have.
Do yourself a favor. Invest in yourself by working with Nanda and her team at Coriolis Company.”
Professor Evelyn Alsultany
Associate Professor in the Department of American Studies and Ethnicity at the University of Southern California's Dornsife College
“I learned so much working with Nanda. I hired her because I wanted to promote my book and did not want to do it myself. However, she taught me about the importance of my role in the process. She trained me in how to talk about my book, offered guidance on how to engage in social media, and provided feedback on my website. She also scheduled me to speak at a range of events and podcasts and to write op eds to reach multiple audiences. She not only created opportunities for me to promote my book but helped me understand the process in ways I had never considered. Her goal is not for us to depend on her but to learn and be self-sufficient and empowered in the process of promoting our work and ideas.”
Professor Chanel Craft Tanner
Director of the Center for Women at Emory University and Founding Member of the Crunk Feminist Collective
“Nanda was incredible to work with. She saw our project in ways that spoke to our experiences as Black women and to the communities we wanted to reach. She was so committed and dedicated to our project and truly believed in what we were doing and what our book was capable of. She was creative in her approach to marketing our book and the outlets we spoke to became the people who became the ground soldiers pushing and selling our book. I would absolutely work with her again. We left our book tour feeling full.”
Professor Greta Uehling
Professor of International and Comparative Studies at the University of Michigan
“Nanda and her team are simply amazing. They anticipate what your book needs before you can, providing your book with a critical advantage.”
Professor Steven D. Lavine
Former President of the California Institute of the Arts
“When Nanda Dyssou and her team take on a project, they work relentlessly and effectively to maximize exposure for the publication, especially on social media. Nanda is imaginative in finding angles of interest for even unlikely subjects. She’s a champ and will make you feel like one as well.”
Neelu Kaur
Facilitator, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Executive Coach, and Burnout Management Specialist
“I was on a cover of a magazine. I was interviewed on TV Asia. I have been on so many podcasts, and it’s really because of Nanda and her outreach. Her team supported me along the way for in-person events that I did in New York City, which is where I’m from. And so I highly recommend working with Nanda and her team.”
Nahshon Dion
Writer and Teaching Artist
“As a creative nonfiction writer, I have achieved most working artists’ dream — creating a uniquely personal work turning my anguish into art that touches on the biggest of big issues, gun violence. Since 2012, I have secured and received over $100,000 in various forms of funding and support, which has provided more ammunition towards developing and creating my forthcoming and gut-wrenching memoir Shootin’ Range, inspired by the iconic rapper Tupac Amaru Shakur. I’ve also received local and regional press in several states regarding Shootin’ Range.
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Several years ago, the website Backpage and the casual encounters section on Craigslist were shut down by the FBI. After that, a news reporter contacted me and asked for a quote regarding how it impacted my erotic services, and another journalist interviewed me. I was also presented with the opportunity to write an article for Rolling Stone magazine. And I occasionally interview writers for Lambda Literary Review online journal.
In September of 2020, I was interviewed by writer and editor Sheldon Pearce of The New Yorker magazine for his forthcoming book Changes: An Oral History of Tupac (Simon & Schuster). I also wrote a 55-page book proposal for Shootin’ Range. Several literary agents have reviewed my book proposal, and so have several Senior Editors, including one at Simon & Schuster and another at a Big 5 publishing company. A publisher at Harpers Collins has also requested to read my manuscript once it is edited. February of 2021, I headlined the Black Queer lecture at the College of Staten Island (CUNY) and read excerpts from Shootin’ Range.
Also, a news reporter recently requested to interview me to discuss Caitlin Jenner running for California Governor. Due to the various media coverage that I have received and multiple interview requests and speaking invitations It was time for a publicity consultation. So, I googled Publicist for authors in Los Angeles. I contacted several, and then the Coriolis Company website spoke to me. The owner Nanda Dyssou was the only publicist who offered to discuss PR on the phone (without hidden costs). After our phone conversation, she sent me additional helpful information for free.
I then pitched an article to local media, and I received a very favorable response from a top-tier publication. After that, I was sold and booked a two-hour publicity consultation with Nanda. Our Zoom conversation provided me with more information that I had not known regarding PR. Nanda was patient and generous with information and her time. She is caring, committed, and client-centered and is also very LGBT friendly.
The money spent was worth the investment. I’m now more polished and prepared to deal with the media, future speaking engagements, and other forms of communication. If and when my memoir Shootin’ Range is published, I will hire Nanda at Coriolis Company to be my personal publicist. I also strongly recommend that anyone seeking publicity or marketing services contact Nanda.”
Omni Casey
Investor and Founder of The Cash-Flow Breakfast Club
“Nanda and her team are truly exceptional! Their expertise and dedication were invaluable in bringing my book to completion and ensuring successful marketing and promotion. With their unwavering commitment, they were able to tailor their services to my ever-changing business focus and goals, delivering precisely what I needed when I needed it. I cannot emphasize enough how highly I recommend them! In fact, I have already referred multiple friends and colleagues to their exceptional services.”
Cassandra Lane
Editor-in-chief of L.A. Parent Magazine, Journalist, and Educator
“You’ve heard me wax poetic about my beloved publisher and editors, but today’s shoutout goes to the woman and her company who served as my external publicist: Nanda Dyssou, founder of Coriolis Company. I met Nanda at a pre-pandemic reading at Beyond Baroque, when she was representing the wonderful Shonda Buchanan. Shonda generously introduced us. I was still in the middle of book editing, but Nanda said to me after the reading: ‘I will be your publicist.’
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In February, she joined forces with me, and the amazing #FeministPress team as we geared up for the launch (and beyond) of We Are Bridges. I cannot even capture the magnitude of the support she and her team have given. Also, our weekly calls were sometimes mini therapy sessions. Nanda, a writer herself, is sharp, incisive, wise, strategic, creative, savvy. A fierce supporter of not only the books she takes on, but the authors. The authors’ lives beyond just the book. Like Shonda, I recommend her and her team ‘1,000 percent.’ Thank you, Nanda and Coriolis!”
Jennifer Harlan
Staff Editor at the Special Projects desk
“Nanda and her team were enthusiastic champions of our work. They took the time to really get to know us and our book, and were creative problem solvers committed to getting it to the most readers possible.”
Janet Sternburg
Author and Photographer
“Nanda Dyssou excels at what she does, keeping in touch in a regular and informative way, having a sensitive response to one’s work that translates into fine press releases and other useful prose, and especially in podcasts. Podcasts are a world I had not known, and with Nanda, I had many for my recent book, ‘I’VE BEEN WALKING: Janet Sternburg Los Angeles Photographs.’ They were all very useful in getting the word out.”
Jenny Liu
Author and Book Club Leader
“The Coriolis team is knowledgeable and able to answer all questions in a fun, upbeat, helpful way. I highly recommend them.”
Linda Evans
Author
“Hi, there! Linda here. I just want to say a quick thank you to Coriolis Company for the tremendous help they provided with my forthcoming novel. These guys are the best an author could ask for. They know publishing and book marketing, a to z, and use methods of work today. Not ten years ago, like some other companies I spoke to before finding out about them from a Facebook author group. I’ve been working with them on an hourly basis periodically, and they’ve helped me develop a marketing plan that I know will really work. So thanks, Coriolis. Highly recommended.”
Scott Finz
Author
“Hi there. This is Scott Finz, and I’m an aspiring comedy writer. I contacted Coriolis, and they were really good, especially Nanda. I spoke to Nanda. If you’re wanting to self-publish your book and you’re like me, all you want is to write the book and get to be famous and sign autographs, and the space in between is none of your business. You don’t really care, you just want someone to take care of it. It’s best that you know where you are going, what you are doing, and have some serious help from someone who is a professional. So, go see them. Talk to Nanda and enjoy.”
Neda
Author
“Hi! I’m Neda. I recommend Coriolis Company if you’re new to publishing because Nanda can explain everything efficiently. And she’s so encouraging that you’ll feel like you finally have an understanding of the industry. Thanks, Coriolis!”
Steve
Author
“Hi! I’m Steve. I just want to say that Nanda Dyssou and her Coriolis team made a huge difference for me. From the very first day. I had the sense that they really listened to what I wanted to achieve with my book and were ready to move mountains to help me to get there. They truly wanted me to succeed. Nanda took a very targeted approach and led me through all the steps.
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Like, who would want to read my book, your ideal reader, let’s contact them, you know, through social media. Let’s set up these profiles for you. Create posts, images, and all that sort of thing. She helped me with all of that, and she said, you know, here are the journalists writing for your ideal reader. Let’s contact them and get you some interviews. These are the brokers that would like your book. Let me call some booksellers. So, Nanda found the exact people that needed to know about my book and somehow seamlessly connected me to all of them. Got the book in all the right hands. Got me on all the right stages, and it worked. My book would never have been successful without Coriolis. And so I’m very confident recommending them to my fellow authors. Because you and your book will be in great competent, caring hands.”
Joan
Author
“Hi! I’m Joan, and I had a dream and a picture in my head of what I wanted to do with my book. But I didn’t know how to start. I knew that I needed an author platform. And that marketing and publicizing the book would be important. But as a self-publisher, I didn’t have the backing of a publishing company. And as a new author, no one knew me. I had no social media profile except Facebook with a few friends. Luckily, one of my friends recommended Coriolis Company.
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Working with Nanda Dyssou from Coriolis has been rewarding. Because not only is she an expert at book marketing, she also has a way with people that’s very reassuring and calming, and thoughtful. I always look forward to our phone calls because she always has some good news for me and so many interesting ideas for what we do to reach new readers. After working with her for seven months, I now have a website, social media, and a global audience. And I’ve had 11 interviews, and I’m becoming somewhat of an expert at talking about the story behind my memoir. None of that would have happened without Coriolis. And I’m deeply, deeply grateful for that.”
Jake
Author
“Hi, I’m Jake. A fitness professional living in Los Angeles. I’m currently writing a guidebook about safety and effectively exercising at home. So in August, I booked three consultations with Nanda to talk about one: self-releasing my book as an ebook, audiobook, and paperback. Two: building out my social media presence and website and starting a mailing list. Three: making a plan for marketing the book. When I’m done writing the book, I’ll be hiring Coriolis because Nanda knows how to help a first-time author feel comfortable. If you’re thinking of self-publishing. Go with Coriolis. They’re the best.”
