Gulotta Communications, Inc.

Gulotta Communications Inc. Full-service book promotion and publicity for fiction and nonfiction authors and publishers Since 1993, Gulotta Communications has provided full-service book promotion and publicity for fiction and nonfiction authors and ...

Gulotta Communications Inc. Full-service book promotion and publicity for fiction and nonfiction authors and publishers Since 1993, Gulotta Communications has provided full-service book promotion and publicity for fiction and nonfiction authors and publishers. Services include: • Creation and distribution of press materials • Online media coverage (blogsites and websites) • Bylined-article placement • Broadcast and cable television interviews • National, online, and major-market radio interviews • Newspaper, magazine, and journal reviews • Book signings • Book tours and speaking engagements, on-site and virtual Founder Victor Gulotta has worked with clients from the U.S., Australia, Canada, England, India, Pakistan, China, Mexico, Argentina, and South Africa and has represented many large and small publishers, including Simon & Schuster, Oxford University Press, Harvard University Press, Atlantic Monthly Press, HarperCollins, St. Martin’s, Morrow, Wiley, Billboard, BBC Books, Ten Speed, National Academy of Sciences, Putnam, Broadway, Penguin, McGraw-Hill, Liturgical Press, University of Massachusetts Press, Prometheus, and Little, Brown. Gulotta has worked with some of America's most prominent and prolific authors and book experts. He is presently publicist for Kenneth Gloss, Brattle Book Shop proprietor and Antiques Roadshow appraiser. He has worked with multi-billionaire investment analyst Ken Fisher, Microsoft Word creator Richard Brodie, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, as well as Isaac Asimov, Jonathan Kozol, Elmer Gertz, Thomas Szasz, James Randi, Martin Gardner, Baxter Black, Nicholas Basbanes, Karen Kondazian, and Gloria Nagy. He has represented Henry David Abraham, Nobel Peace Prize laureate; Abbot Christopher Jamison, host of the BBC documentary series “The Monastery”; and Donald Jackson, calligrapher and senior scribe to Queen Elizabeth.