The cover of my forthcoming book is extremely stark.

It's entirely black with white lettering, and no images.

It simply says, in old-fashioned typewriter font:

DIARY OF A PSYCHOSIS:

How Public Health Disgraced Itself During COVID Mania

Thomas E. Woods, Jr., PhD

Foreword by Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD

(In case you're inclined to say, "Woods, it's pretentious to include your PhD," I did a poll inside the Tom Woods Show Elite, my Supporting Listeners group, and the consensus was that since this madness was driven by people with these credentials, I should shove my own right back in their faces.)

I'm giving away two other books to everyone who buys this one. The cover of the first of these is all white with black lettering, same font as the original book. The second is all red with white lettering, same font as the original book.

Early next year I want to do a write-up of how I marketed and sold this book. It's nothing at all like what I did for my other dozen. I think it could give you some useful ideas, especially since I'm unlikely to get much media for this one.

For now, let's focus on covers.

Anyone who's ever suggested that people don't judge books by their covers is lying to you. We do it all the time, and not just with books.

But with books in particular, if the cover is amateurish it drives most people away. That's just a fact.

I'm not here, though, to sell you on hiring a designer to create a beautiful cover for you, though that's also a good option.

Here's a stunning cover idea nobody else even knows about.

And it's not just for eBooks. It's also for:

-- reports

-- manuals

-- software
-- cheat sheets
-- checklists
-- memberships
-- templates
-- printables

-- courses

This is such a new and unique idea that you could offer it to other people as a service on Fiverr ten minutes from now and start attracting clients, just like that.

It's this:

https://www.tomwoods.com/nobodyhasseen

Tom Woods