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The Library

Every book by Richard Lowe, grouped by what it’s for.

73Books in print 21Series 113+Authored 54+Ghostwritten

Seventy-three books, twenty-one series

Everything I’ve written under my own name that’s currently in print, grouped by what it’s for instead of by when it appeared. Nonfiction first, then the novels and collections. Each series has its own page. Each book has a page with the contents, a sample chapter and the reviews where there are any.

The grouping isn’t decorative. Books in a series were written out of the same experience and are meant to be read against each other. Where two books argue opposite sides of the same question, they say so.

Nonfiction, 39 booksFiction, 34 books ↓Books I contributed to

Nonfiction

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Lived2 books

Two memoirs, one inherited and one first-hand

Philosophy1 book

A structure offered on its merits

Fiction

Thirty-four novels and collections in ten series, grouped the same way: by what a reader is looking for. Space opera, deep time, portal fiction, Verne and Wells rebuilt, prehistoric survival, Rome, horror, thrillers, middle grade, and adult literary fiction.

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Collections1 book

Short fiction, forty genres at a time

The Deep Past2 books

Real history, with survival as the whole plot

Books I contributed to

Other people’s books, with my hands somewhere in them. Counted separately from the books above.

Out of print

Titles no longer in distribution. Several are earlier editions of books that are in print above under different titles.

  • Safe Computing Is Like Safe Sex: You Have to Practice It to Avoid Infection
  • How to Throw Parties Like a Professional: Tips to Help You Succeeed with Putting on a Party Event
  • Freelance Writing Business – Insider Secrets from a Professional Ghostwriter
  • How to Write a Blog, How to Make Money from Blogging: Insider Secrets from a Professional Blogger Proven Tips and Tricks Every Blogger Needs to Know to Make Money
  • Cam Model Confidential: The Zeya Marsh Story
  • Help! I’ve Lost My Job: Tips on What to Do When You’re Unexpectedly Unemployed
  • Help! My Job Sucks: Insider Tips on Making Your Job More Satisfying and Improving Your Career
  • Help! My Boss Is Whacko!: Tips to Help You Deal with Unprofessional Behavior from Your Boss
  • Scott Howard’s Tips on Becoming a Highly Paid Public Speaker: Tips on Overcoming the Fear of Speaking, Preparing and Presenting Your Speech and Getting Hired to Speak
  • How to Create Your Own Zombie Apocalypse
  • Professional Sex Cam Model: An Interview with Zeya Marsh, Romanian Erotic Cam Girl and Author of Through the Looking Glass
  • Interview with Jeffery Khoury, Bringing Telemedicine to the People: An Entrepreneur Revolutionizing Telemedicine with the Doctor Pocket Application
  • Take Control of Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn: An Interview with Richard G Lowe Jr, Senior Branding Expert for LinkedIn Makeover and Author of Focus on LinkedIn
  • Ron Sukenick’s Tips on Expanding Your Business by Building Relationships: Dynamic Presenter, Best Selling Author, LinkedIn Expert and Intuitive Business Coach
  • Make Money by Decluttering Your Home: How Supplement the Income from Your Job or Social Security Without Spending a Fortune
  • How to Make Money from Your Blog by Blogging to a Book: Increase Your Income by Writing a Book from Your Blog Articles
  • How to Publish on Kindle: Everything You Need to Know to Get Your Book Published on Amazon Kindle
  • How to Operate a Freelance Writing Business and How to Be a Ghostwriter: Insider Secrets from a Professional Ghostwriter Proven Tips and Tricks Every Author Needs to Know about Freelance Writing
  • How to Be Friends with Women: How to Surround Yourself with Beautiful Women Without Being Sleazy
  • Help! My Debt Is Making Me Miserable: Proven Tips and Tricks Every Author Needs to Know about Freelance Writing
  • Make Money Using the Internet to Build a Second Income and Create Your Own Business: 27 Ways to Earn Extra Money and Sell Merchandise and Services on the Web
  • How to Manage a Consulting Project: Make Money, Get Your Project Done on Time, and Get Referred Again and Again
  • How to Be a Good Manager and Supervisor, and How to Delegate: Lessons Learned from the Trenches: Insider Secrets for Managers and Supervisors
  • On the Professional Code of Ethics and Business Conduct in the Workplace: Professional Ethics: 100 Tips to Improve Your Professional Life
  • Create a Bug Out Bag for Emergency Survival Situations: How Preppers Prepare Their Go Bags for Evacuations to Survive Disasters
  • Turn off Your Television, Get off Your Ass, and Do Something: Helpful Tips for Feeling Better and Being More Healthy
  • Make a Living As a Professional Self-Published Author: The Steps You Must Take to Create a Six Figure Writing Career, Make Money, and Build Your Readership
  • The Ghostwriting Authority: How Professionals Use Ghostwriters to Elevate Their Brand, Share Their Story, and Build a Legacy
  • Network Your Business to Prosperity: How to Use ‘Know, Like and Trust’ to Expand Your Business, Get New Customers and Increase Your Income
  • Build a Profitable Consulting Practice: The Business Skills They Don’t Teach You
  • How to Sell on eBay: Amazon Bestseller Success

Coloring books, 20 titles.

Puzzle books, 8 titles.

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Richard Lowe, professional ghostwriter

Richard Lowe is a professional ghostwriter and author with 113+ books authored and 54+ ghostwritten. Before writing full time he spent 33 years in enterprise technology, including 20 years as Director of Computer Operations and Technical Services at Trader Joe's. He writes nonfiction, fiction and memoir, and works with executives and experts on books that build authority.

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