I just spoke to Scott Horton, director of the Libertarian Institute, and he told me the story of a guy who should still be with us today.

Intrepid journalist Reese Erlich knew he had colon cancer, but during the early Covid days they refused to see him. They told him he'd be fine and just to wait.

When they finally did see him, he was Stage 4. That's it. Over.

So on March 29, 2021, he wrote on Antiwar dot com that he was composing "what I believe will be my final column." It was.

The bastards took him from us.

There are a lot of stories like this. Lots and lots.

But deaths like Reese's aren't politically fashionable. If you died or suffered because of government restrictions, you are erased. Your story is not heard.

We've had a lot of suffering like that over the past few years, stories nobody was allowed to tell because you were a grandma killer if you did. Just shut up and obey the state.

All the time people wrote to me, because I had a libertarian newsletter they read every day, to tell me their stories. It was therapeutic for them. They just needed another human being to know about what happened.

So I thought: with their permission, I will collect their stories into a book. They can finally be heard, and their stories can steel our collective resolve never again to allow the ruling classes to do this to us.

That book is called Collateral Damage: Victims of the Lockdown Regime Tell Their Stories. It's available for free at https://DiaryOfCovid.com.

Now let me lower the intensity level here a bit.

The book I have for sale is called Diary of a Psychosis: How Public Health Disgraced Itself During COVID Mania. I think it's really important, and I want as many people as possible to read it.

I assembled the collection of stories in Collateral Damage as a bonus to give away along with Diary of a Psychosis, in order to give people another reason to buy the book. Both books deserve a wide audience, and I think this will help.

A bonus like this can help boost sales, and a collection of people's contributions is much easier than writing an entire second book from scratch.

Consider this yourself if your Internet business activity ever includes publishing a book.

This entire page, and the one you'll find after it once you enter your info to get your free copy of Collateral Damage, is a mini-course in marketing.

Remember: there is nothing wicked about marketing. There is no virtue in writing an important book and not knowing how to find potential buyers.

Check it out for yourself:

https://DiaryOfCovid.com

Tom Woods