SEATTLE - s4story -- An award-winning writer, Kevin Marley, is looking to sell full royalties on 10 of his excellent books for $1 million or for any higher bid where both parties come to a mutually acceptable agreement.   The bidding will go on for 60 days! "They will get full royalties for about a 100 years, so when my books sell in the millions they will easily recoup their investment." (https://www.facebook.com/BestSellingNewAgeAuthor)

"Can you describe the relevance of your books?"  Jimmy Burns, a political journalist for The Stranger, recently asked.

"Well, humanity needs to change and not only become philosophically more mature, but we need to become homo evolutis.  Nirvana written about 25 years ago goes over the fact that mankind must expand consciousness in some kind of systematic and reliable manner, and have a Revolution of the Human Spirit. Nirvana, way ahead of its time, depicted a political crisis in America and even fighting in the streets and its conclusion is very shocking.

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"Day of Reckoning is about putting God on trial for gross negligence and for a thousand accessories for crimes against humanity.   It's a down-to-earth humorous story that takes place in a fictional Oregon town named Pleasantville as the town becomes destroyed in a great flood, and the Farmers Insurance agent, Theo Clay, doesn't pay on the claims stating it was an act of God.

"Next, Further is about Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters riding on Furthur (sic), their magical bus, and traveling through time back to World War II and then into the 2010's and eventually, into a more idyllic future.   They play their pranks that lead to satori and help solve the major crises that we face before it's too late.

"After that, I did a complete Barack Obama cartoon book and I wrote Common Sense, about a new political paradigm for the 21st century that suggests we can 'split the atom of human potential' and in 30-50 years when we can easily have a more well educated and self-aware constituency, and will therefore be able to move to an effective populist democracy."

"Has it disappointed you that your timely message hasn't been more well received, and you haven't become a best selling author?" Jim Burns queried.

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"Yes, I understand."

"So when do you think your books will start selling?"

"As the old Rolling Stones song goes: Time is On My Side.  When we eventually move to a War Footing and we make a re-evaluation of ourselves that we have followed 'The So-called Good' and 'The Bottom-Line' and have destroyed the Earth, and have oppressed 3-4 billion people, people will want new stories that reflect these fast changing realities."

"Your books have been called Jeffersonian and some have said they have serious literary merit.  I read your amazing collection of short stories and they compare favorably with many writers of the literary canon."

"Thanks! I appreciate it.

"My books of short stories have been compared favorably to Kafka, Murakami and even Herman Hesse, and I have stories that are very similar to Animal Farm to The Book of Dead to The Book of Genesis to Twilight Zone episodes and to Charles Bukowski stories.  I simply need some effective marketing and advertising. Right now, I have a publishing deal with Ingram Books, but I'm looking to create more exposure for myself."