I've never sold a story, article, script, or book in my life to an editor or publisher. Yet, I've never made less than $100,000 a year as a writer since I began over twenty years ago. Why not join me?

Did you know the average professional writer in the U.S. earns an average annual income of $4,500 a year? That's considerably less than an immigrant fruit picker earns. These figures come from U.S. Government statistics, and you've got to remember that those are for writers who sell their work on a regular basis. The figures do not include the tens of thousands of writers who collect nothing but rejection slips. If the average income was taken for every writer trying to sell an article, script, story, book or other material to editors and publishers, the average would probably run less than $50 a year.

Why? Because of competition! The Reader's Digest has received 50,000 unsolicited manuscripts in a single month. Every major publication has a flood of manuscripts, inquiry letters, and suggested story outlines, in their mailbox everyday. Your chances of selling may run a thousand to one against you in every market you attempt to sell your writing. Those are the facts.

My first effort was writing a course of instruction on how to turn a hobby into tax deductions. At that
time, I was running a small accounting office and preparing taxes for people. I wrote the small booklet and ran ads in hobby magazines and within a few months, I had hundreds of dollars a week coming in to buy my information. I estimate that I paid myself about $1500 per word for writing that little booklet.

You see, I am a professional writer, but you have never heard of me. I've never been on any TV shows - never
had my books reviewed by the New York Times - and never been on the bestsellers list. But I've made over 25 million dollars from my writing so far because I sell what I write myself. I write to make money, not to get reviews, appear on talk shows or other author strokes that don't put any money in my pocket.

I wrote a book called, "Why SOB's Succeed And Nice Guys Fail In A Small Business". It's never been on any
bestseller list, yet I sold over 600,000 copies of that book for $29.95 each.

You don't have to be a literary genius to make money
selling your own writing. All you have to do is know
where the markets are, how to reach them and if you need to have your manuscript polished up so that they will appear to be literary masterpieces, people who have PhD's in English will do it for you for $5 an hour.
So, now, I've written another book, "How To Sell Every Word You Write". I will show you what I did to make
25 million dollars as a self-selling writer, and what other people are doing to make substantial incomes in this field.

Why not join me? Learn how it is done.