BOOKS + LITERARY

Books as Catalysts for Public Discourse

We situate books not as products, but as voices in the conversations driving society forward.

Because our literary work is embedded in DEY.'s broader PR and influence practice, we bring the same strategies that position CEOs, universities, and global NGOs on the front pages of tier-one outlets. For authors, this means launches that don't just sell copies, but establish them as trusted experts and thought leaders. We are known for being rigorous, selective, and trusted as well as early adopters of new platforms, from podcasts to newsletters to YouTube.

DEY. was founded on a simple but unconventional vision: books should live far beyond their pages. From the start, our literary practice has looked past traditional publicity to ask a bigger question. What is the big idea of this book, and how does it connect to the debates shaping the world? That approach still defines us today, situating each book as a voice in the conversations driving society forward.

BROWSE BY GENRE

Our Portfolio

Jyoti Thottam

The entire team at DEY. were absolutely essential partners to me, as they have been for so many other journalists. They helped my book find audiences that I would have been unable to reach without them, and gave expert, wise counsel at every step of the way, long after publication. I can't imagine writing another book without them.

– Jyoti Thottam

Senior Editor, Opinion, The New York Times
Dr. Fei-Fei Li

It would be an understatement to say that DEY. rescued my book campaign. I hired them late in the day, but they hit the ground running to get my book everywhere. By leveraging their incredibly vast network and harnessing my connections, DEY. thought strategically beyond media opportunities to position my ideas in the larger realm of influence from big-name people to various social platforms. And, boy did they deliver!

– Dr. Fei-Fei Li

Godmother of AI and Co-Director, Stanford Human-Centered AI Institute
Scott Moyers

Rimjhim Dey has a formidable arsenal of gifts—she's imaginative, deeply well-informed, almost hilariously charming, and, not least, intellectually tough-minded. She manages to be relentlessly persistent while preserving her credibility with her world of important contacts, who know that she can be relied upon to discern the real value in a client's work and to translate that into messages that are compelling for the media, and ultimately for a broad public.

– Scott Moyers

Publisher, Penguin Press
Binyamin Appelbaum

I worked with DEY. on my book, “The Economists’ Hour”, and was very impressed and frankly grateful, for their work in connecting me with audiences that I don’t think I would have reached without them. Going into the campaign, I was not quite sure what to expect. In retrospect, I am just glad I decided to take the plunge.

– Binyamin Appelbaum

Editorial Board Member, New York Times
Max Chafkin

DEY. brought, not just an enviable list of contacts, which they certainly have—but also brilliant ideas, seemingly inexhaustible enthusiasm, and sharp strategic thinking to every aspect of the campaign. I can't imagine launching the book without them, and would recommend them to any fellow author—or anyone for that matter. It was a thrill to learn from them, and a relief to have them on my team.

– Max Chafkin

Bloomberg Businessweek Columnist and author of The Contrarian: Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley's Pursuit of Power
Gail Winston

It was a revelation to see the DEY. team in action. They set a very high bar, are brilliant at supporting authors and navigating expectations, and made everyone feel confident that we had tried everything possible. Should it ever come to pass, I will recommend DEY. as state of the art without hesitation.

– Gail Winston

Former Vice President and Executive Editor, HarperCollins
Rick Horgan

We live in an era of diminished personal contact between publicists and the ‘guardians of good press’—those who control what gets covered, reviewed, chatted about. Blame it on email, and the average flack’s lazy habit of relying on a quick ‘send’ at the expense of face-to-face contact. In that sense, Rimjhim is a welcome throwback, luring gatekeepers into a close personal relationship with a mix of social invitations and ‘meet ‘em on their level’ intellectual engagement. She has brunch, cocktails, and dinner with the people in the media sphere who matter, and, consequently, is far more attuned to what will incite their interest. She is less a publicist and brander than the organizer of a 24x7 salon. Also, I’ve found Rimjhim to be a truth-teller, declining to participate in imaginary thinking when straight talk is warranted. I would recommend her to anyone with a rich, up-market message who wants to break through in an increasingly down-market world.

– Rick Horgan

V.P. and Executive Editor, Scribner (an imprint of Simon & Schuster)
Kurt Gray

DEY was an amazing partner in getting Outraged out into the world. They perfectly captured the core ideas and understood how to make them exciting to scientists, general readers, and the gate keepers of traditional media and podcasts. They’re not just good at outreach—they care about ideas. They understood what the book was trying to say and how to make it matter in public. That’s what makes them stand out: a real passion for big ideas coupled with the proven ability to get those ideas into places like the New York Times, The New Yorker, Science, and Nature.

– Kurt Gray

Moral Psychologist and Director, Collaborative on the Science of Polarization and Misinformation, The Ohio State University
Ayelet Fishbach

If you know how to write books but unsure how to get people to read them, the DEY. team is for you. If you have good ideas, but need people to listen, they’ll connect you to the intended audience. They helped me launch my book, “Get It Done”, and frankly, they got it done. I can’t imagine doing it without them. Rimjhim’s energy and that of her team is not only creative but also contagious. They are encouraging, helpful and yes, they will make you work, but only on what is critical for reaching your publicity goals. No wasted energy; only carefully executed plan. I’m so grateful to have met Rimjhim Dey and her amazing team. I know you will too.

– Ayelet Fishbach

Professor of Behavioral Science and Marketing at the University of Chicago, Motivation Scientist, and Author of Get It Done: Surprising Lessons from the Science of Motivation
Yuval Noah Harari

It was a delight to work with the entire DEY. team. Their professionalism, their boundless energy and their wide network of connections were vital for success.

– Yuval Noah Harari

Public Intellectual, History, Evolutionary Biology, Futurism

NOTABLE + RECENT

Poor Economics by ABHIJIT BANERJEE AND ESTHER DUFLOFinancial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the YearABHIJIT BANERJEE AND
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Invincible by DR. FLORENCE COMITE, MDNew York Times BestsellerDR. FLORENCE COMITE, MDCEO & Founder at Comite Center for Precision Medicine & Healthy LongevityIf Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies by ELIEZER YUDKOWSKY AND NATE SOARESNew York Times BestsellerELIEZER YUDKOWSKY
AND NATE SOARES
Founder and President of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute (MIRI)
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Historian and Public Intellectual
Together by DR. VIVEK MURTHYNew York Times BestsellerDR. VIVEK MURTHYUS Surgeon General
(Presidents Biden and Obama)
A Day in the Life of Abed Salama by NATHAN THRALLPulitzer Prize for General NonfictionNATHAN THRALL
Pulitzer Prize-winning author
What If We Get It Right? by DR. AYANA ELIZABETH JOHNSONNew York Times Bestseller; Smithsonian Best Book of the YearDR. AYANA ELIZABETH JOHNSONCo-Founder, Urban Ocean LabThe Parkinson's Plan by RAYMOND DORSEY AND MICHAEL OKUNNew York Times BestsellerRAYMOND DORSEY
AND MICHAEL OKUN
Neurologists
Super Agers by DR. ERIC TOPOLNew York Times BestsellerDR. ERIC TOPOLFounder and Director, Scripps ResearchMacro by GREG KAPLANGREG KAPLAN
Economist, University of Chicago
Manage the Machine by PAULA GOLDMANPAULA GOLDMAN
Chief Ethical and Humane Use Officer, Salesforce
The Internet Will Die and So Will You by JOHN WESTJOHN WEST
Computational Journalist, Wall Street Journal
Healing the Brain by TEENA SHETTY, MDTEENA SHETTY, MD
Triple Board Certified Neurologist, Founder and Director of TS MD Concussion Program PC
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MIT Sloan School of Management Professor Emeritus
The Man Who Stole the Gods by MATTHEW CAMPBELLMATTHEW CAMPBELL
Senior Reporter, Bloomberg Businessweek
Moral Economics by ALVIN E. ROTHALVIN E. ROTH 
Economist, Nobel Prize Winner
The End of Violence by DR. GARY SLUTKINDR. GARY SLUTKIN
Epidemiologist and Founder, Cure Violence Global
How to Be a Dissident by GAL BECKERMANGAL BECKERMANStaff writer, The Atlantic; former editor, New York Times Book ReviewThe New Geography of Innovation by MEHRAN GULFinancial Times Best Book of the Year; Forbes Best Business BookMEHRAN GULWriter on technology and business; former lead for digital transformation of industries, World Economic Forum

HEALTH + MEDICINE

SCIENCE + CLIMATE

AI + TECHNOLOGY

If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies by ELIEZER YUDKOWSKY AND NATE SOARESNew York Times BestsellerELIEZER YUDKOWSKY
AND NATE SOARES
Founder and President of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute (MIRI)
The Worlds I See by DR. FEI-FEI LIFinancial Times Best Books of the YearDR. FEI-FEI LI
Professor, Computer Scientist, and Co-Director, Stanford Human-Centered AI Institute
Manage the Machine by PAULA GOLDMANPAULA GOLDMAN
Chief Ethical and Humane Use Officer, Salesforce
The Internet Will Die and So Will You by JOHN WESTJOHN WEST
Computational Journalist, Wall Street Journal
Like: The Button That Changed the World by MARTIN REEVESMARTIN REEVESChairman, BCG Henderson InstituteBuilding a God by CHRISTOPHER DICARLOCHRISTOPHER DICARLOSenior Researcher and Ethicist, Convergence AnalysisSystem Error by ROB REICH, MEHRAN SAHAMI, AND JEREMY WEINSTEINROB REICH, MEHRAN SAHAMI, AND JEREMY WEINSTEINProfessor of Social Ethics of Science and Technology, Stanford; Professor of Computer Science, Stanford; and Dean, Harvard Kennedy SchoolThe Battle for Your Brain by NITA A. FARAHANYNITA A. FARAHANYRobinson O. Everett Distinguished Professor of Law & Philosophy, Duke UniversityAntisocial by ANDREW MARANTZNew York Times Notable BookANDREW MARANTZStaff writer, New Yorker MagazineDon't Be Evil by RANA FOROOHARBest Book of the Year, Foreign AffairsRANA FOROOHARColumnist, Financial TimesLike, Comment, Subscribe by MARK BERGENMARK BERGENTech Reporter, Bloomberg News and BusinessweekTechnology for Good by JIM FRUCHTERMANJIM FRUCHTERMANFounder and CEO, Tech MattersMe, My Customer & AI by HENRIK WERDELIN AND NICHOLAS THORNEHENRIK WERDELIN AND
NICHOLAS THORNE
Co-Founder, BarkBox and Co-Founder, Audos
A Human's Guide to Machine Intelligence by KARTIK HOSANAGARKARTIK HOSANAGARProfessor, Wharton Business SchoolOnly Humans Need Apply by THOMAS DAVENPORTTHOMAS DAVENPORTFellow of the MIT Center
for Digital Economy
Tap: Unlocking the Mobile Economy by ANINDYA GHOSEANINDYA GHOSEProfessor of Technology and Marketing, NYU Stern School of BusinessA Social Strategy by MIKOLAJ JAN PISKORSKIMIKOLAJ JAN PISKORSKIFormer Harvard Business School ProfessorInnovating by LUIS PEREZ-BREVALUIS PEREZ-BREVAHead of MIT’s Innovation Teams Program & a Research Scientist at MIT’s School of EngineeringThe New Geography of Innovation by MEHRAN GULFinancial Times Best Book of the Year; Forbes Best Business BookMEHRAN GULWriter on technology and business; former lead for digital transformation of industries, World Economic Forum

FINANCE + ECONOMICS

Moral Economics by ALVIN E. ROTHALVIN E. ROTH 
Economist, Nobel Prize Winner
Good Economics for Hard Times by ABHIJIT BANERJEE AND ESTHER DUFLOWall Street Journal BestsellerABHIJIT BANERJEE AND ESTHER DUFLOCo-founders of J-PAL and
Nobel Prize-Winning Economists
Poor Economics by ABHIJIT BANERJEE AND ESTHER DUFLOFinancial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the YearABHIJIT BANERJEE AND
ESTHER DUFLO
Co-founders of J-PAL and Nobel Economics Prize Winners
The Next Convergence by MICHAEL SPENCEFinancial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year longlistMICHAEL SPENCENobel laureate in economics and Dean Emeritus of Stanford Graduate School of BusinessThe Wall and the Bridge by GLENN HUBBARDGLENN HUBBARDEconomist, Dean Emeritus,
Columbia Business School
Balance by GLENN HUBBARDGLENN HUBBARDDean Emeritus, Columbia Business SchoolThe London Consensus by ANDRÉS VELASCOANDRÉS VELASCO
Chilean Economist, Frmr Minister of Finance, and Professor, LSE
Macro by GREG KAPLANGREG KAPLAN
Economist, University of Chicago
The Economists' Hour by BINYAMIN APPELBAUMWall Street Journal Business BestsellerBINYAMIN APPELBAUM
Editorial board member, The New York Times
Making Sense of Chaos by J. DOYNE FARMERJ. DOYNE FARMER
Oxford economist and Chief Science Officer, Macrocosm
The Myth of the Rational Market by JUSTIN FOXWall Street Journal Business BestsellerJUSTIN FOXColumnist, Bloomberg Opinion and former Editorial Director, Harvard Business ReviewThe Sharing Economy by ARUN SUNDARARAJANARUN SUNDARARAJANProfessor, NYU Stern School of BusinessBuilding the New American Economy by JEFFREY SACHSJEFFREY SACHSEconomistShocks, Crises, and False Alarms by PHILIPP CARLSSON-SZLEZAKFinancial Times Best Books of the Year, EconomicsPHILIPP CARLSSON-SZLEZAKGlobal Chief Economist,
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The Dollar Trap by ESWAR S. PRASADFinancial Times Best Books of the YearESWAR S. PRASADProfessor, Cornell UniversityDear Chairman by JEFF GRAMMJEFF GRAMMPartner, Bandera PartnersEconomic Gangsters by RAYMOND FISMANRAYMOND FISMANEconomistStalking the Black Swan by KENNETH A. POSNERKENNETH A. POSNERFinancial services industry analyst & former managing director of Morgan StanleyThe Road from Ruin by MATTHEW BISHOPMATTHEW BISHOPFormer Globalization Editor, The EconomistWhen I'm Sixty-Four by TERESA GHILARDUCCITERESA GHILARDUCCILabor economist and expert in retirement security; economics professor at The New SchoolThe Aid Trap by GLENN HUBBARDGLENN HUBBARDDean Emeritus, Columbia Business SchoolA Farewell to Alms by GREGORY CLARKIndependent Publisher Book Awards, Gold Medal in EconomicsGREGORY CLARKEconomics professor,
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POLITICS + POLICY

GLOBAL AFFAIRS

SOCIAL SCIENCES + PSYCHOLOGY

BUSINESS + LEADERSHIP

MEMOIR + BIOGRAPHY

RELIGION + PHILOSOPHY

HISTORY + NARRATIVE

OTHER