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So, book-selling was easy. Just with a good title...something like "Cosmic Brothers are comming..!" or " I traveled in a flying saucer to Paradise planet." was more than enough.
Hundred pages and some illustrations and you were done. Enough for "a real expert" in the whole UFO and Extraterrestrial thing.
Believe me, couple of things like that and your readers were asking for more...they were there, night after night sitting in the backyard waiting for the Spaces Bros..! Reading the same book again and again. ( As my Uncle Jonathan said: Hope sells.)
Yes Sir, those were good times, and the 50's and the 60's, but now...let me tell you that I feel pitty for the new commers.

soon they find that the thing is sold already, and is dead meat.
Well...they can reconsider the original idea of trying the evangelist idea but there's a lot of competence in this business also...and the same happens with New Age, so becoming a "guru" doesn't work. There are lots of Indians doing that, and also Tibetans...you name it.
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already.
My advice: try something else. A coffee shop perhaps, or a hardware store...after all is easier to sell a cup of coffee or some needfull nails that inexistent Spaces Bros...or Foes.