I’m interested in knowing how the books are getting their marketing done.

The variety of what I read is limited to what I get contracted to ghostwrite. Payout is based on supply and demand. There might be a high-demand for essays referencing Neitzche, but the supply of writers is way high, so the resulting price is meager compared to what I’d get for writing on Jung who is high-demand, but low supply.

It occurred to me I only read Jung for the financial incentive, and that’s what prompted to ask what other authors share this feature of his I enjoy.

I mean it sincerely, thank you for sharing these authors. My work circumstance has limited my reading variety, so I’m looking forward to researching these people 😌

Are you going to share any names or are you more interested in gatekeeping?

You must feel guilty of devotional thinking if your first reaction is to accuse others of it.

I’m pointing out a feature of Jung’s and asking if other authors share it. Care to share anything?

That’s awesome! It’s fascinating the dedication to reading these people have 😅 I can hardly read one book per month

Per decade dating back to BC and across multiple languages, since he spoke 7 and has an understanding of a several ancient languages.

He had correspondence and collaborations with Einstein, Wolfgang Pauli, Marie Von Franz, James Joyce, Alan Watts, priests, monks, the U.S. military and never did someone write about Jung fibbing his knowledge.

Jung’s footnotes on one book reference will sometimes take up multiple pages in order to contextualize why the source material was brought up to begin with.

He also hired people to read and interpret books for him because he knew he couldn’t finish certain books within his lifetime.