Successful author E. H. Sinclair proudly admits to having made almost every mistake possible during his writing career, and with this book he tries to help new writers from following in his footsteps.
This is the perfect book for anyone who has ever thought about writing a book. It tells you how to start, how to finish, and all the things a beginning writer should avoid.
- by Edwin H. Sinclair, Jr.
E. H. Sinclair points out the pitfalls to avoid in R.E.O. investing and reveals some of the 'secrets' that the infomercial hucksters brag about in their "Get Rich in Real Estate" spiels.
You will even learn how to obtain foreclosed property after it has already been sold at auction to another person, and much more.
- by Edwin H. Sinclair, Jr.
Deposition Preparation is a compact book specially crafted for any person who is going to be deposed. It tells you how to handle yourself during a deposition without making a fool out of yourself, accidentally perjuring yourself, or completely blowing the case.
This is the perfect book for any lawyer to have his or her client read before being deposed.
- by Edwin H. Sinclair, Jr.
An invaluable guide for any filmmaker interested in the business aspects of producing a film intended for distribution, with special attention paid to some unique aspects of the pornography industry.
This book is in no way pornographic itself: it covers the technical and business aspects of low-budget productions, including: Budgeting, Casting, Location, Crew, Post-Production, Marketing, Release, etc.
- by Nick Shoveen
This book is for any person looking to climb the ladder to success. Successful financier Sinclair spent years interviewing successful people about their methods, habits, and rules of behavior.
It covers all the important rules to follow concerning personal conduct both in and out of the workplace, plus 27 requirements that any professionally-oriented person must follow to 'fit in.'
- by Edwin H. Sinclair, Jr.
This is the ultimate reference book for any person of any age who has ever contemplated becoming a stand-up comedian.
The more than 100 chapters included will give any aspiring comedian information that is not available anywhere else. Period.
- by Barry Neal
The Tax Code is more than 15,000 pages long. This book outlines and explains almost every popular argument presented to Federal Courts to explain why one need not pay income tax.
To maintain accuracy, all statements of law have been taken from official IRS documentation, and citations are provided for every case mentioned.
- by Edwin H. Sinclair, Jr.
