The Art of the Steal, livre ebook

Author Tour: Seattle area (Bainbridge Island) and other cities TBA
National publicity campaign: the author does an average of 100+ radio, podcast, and print interviews per year, and these will all feature the book
Author will leverage his newsletter, which reaches more than 100,000 readers, plus target his personal email list of more than 5,000
Major preorder and launch campaign engaging the author's audience
Promotion on the author's website johnperkins.com
National trade advertising
Emmy-nominated documentary about Perkins's EHM life expected to be released in 2026, providing cross-promotion opportunity
Author speaks to civic, business, political, environmental, and professional audiences worldwide with proven track record of converting speaking engagements into book sales
BK will promote on our social platforms, our website, and through targeted email campaignsSince World War II, US presidents of both parties have relied on an economic hit man strategy.
They have used the four pillars of that strategy (fear, debt, anxiety over insufficiency, and divide and conquer) to control other nations and enrich a growing oligarchy.
In the groundbreaking Confessions of an Economic Hit Man trilogy, John Perkins exposed the complex, expansive, and clandestine global network that serves the interests of powerful corporate, financial, and political entities. In The Art of the Steal, he reveals its most dangerous evolution.
Donald Trump represents a historic shift. He is the first US president to turn the economic hit man strategy into a personal brand and governing style. He has ascended the four pillars, brought the playbook home, and reversed the march toward the American ideal of liberty, equality, justice, democracy, opportunity, and an individualism that supports family and community. At the same time, he has forced what was hidden into the open.
This book explains

• how this happened,
• why it matters, and
• what each of us can do to turn things around.

Both warning and blueprint, it offers a pathway to renewing the American ideal—and using it to model a new global ideal.