The Supression T.A.X. wasted tears wasted taxesby Alander Pulliam is a powerful and eye-opening exploration of the American justice system through a personal and moral lens. Written in the first person, the book exposes how taxpayer-funded institutions—courts, police, and prisons—are often weaponized by individuals in positions of limited power, such as judges and law enforcement officers, whose personal ideologies and lack of empathy lead to tyranny and systemic oppression. Pullia...

In a highly competitive music industry, securing internships can be the key to launching a successful career. Breaking the Mold offers music students in Los Angeles and abroad a comprehensive, actionable blueprint to land internships using both traditional routes—such as university connections and industry programs—and non-traditional approaches like personal branding, social media, and entrepreneurial projects.This book emphasizes the importance of cultivating an entrepre...

Elias Harris was a king on a stage made of wooden pallets and old bedsheets until the night his father tore it down, branding his dreams an "embarrassment." Driven by a desperate need to be heard, Elias flees his traditional home for the neon lights of Atlanta. But the comedy world is a predator, and without "heart," Elias quickly spirals from a hopeful dreamer into a ghost haunting the city's dark alleys.Saved by the dying wisdom of a legendary mentor and a decade of scars, Elias ...

How do you build a life of accomplishment when you aren't driven by fear? When Bruk, a twenty-year-old student at USC, asked Alander Pulliam how he achieved his success, he expected a story of struggle and external pressure. Instead, Alander told him about the dirt. Growing up in Arkansas, Alander discovered that life isn't a race to be won, but a garden to be nurtured. In this deeply personal book, Alander breaks down his "Effectuated Process"—a mindset where curiosity re...

The Irreplaceable is a fierce, contrarian personal development manual that rejects motivational hype in favor of rigorous, skill-based execution, providing publishers with a high-utility title for an audience demanding real-world results over self-help distractions. Moving past the illusion of "natural talent" or corporate titles, the book introduces a profound metaphor comparing two individuals trying to chop down identical trees to demonstrate that true value, high income, and p...

Billions, Millions & Nothing by Alander Pulliam is a bold, eye‑opening exploration of how wealth, taxation, and systemic design shape the modern financial world. Pulliam exposes the hidden mechanics of the tax code, capital gains, and the economic structures that quietly determine who thrives and who merely survives. With the precision of a strategist and the conviction of a reformer, he dismantles myths about money, power, and opportunity, revealing how ignorance...

The Dead Tree Syndrome is not a self‑help book — it's a mirror.It exposes the quiet epidemic of people who look alive but have stopped living.Alander Pulliam dissects the psychology of decay — the ego that eats integrity, the comfort that kills ambition, and the fear that disguises itself as wisdom.This book doesn't tell you to "heal" or "manifest." It demands that you wake up.It's a manifesto against spiritual laziness, moral rot, and the...

In the airless silence of a Los Angeles apartment at 2:47 AM, a single text message signals the end of a multi-million dollar dream. For AJ, the CEO and visionary behind a powerhouse association, the message isn't just a business disagreement—it is the final stage of a predatory coup led by the very people he considered family.The Glitch takes readers inside the "universal hour of bad news," where the ego is quiet and every vibration of a smartphone sounds like the...

You spent years and a small fortune being told that your primary directorial responsibility is to protect the sacred integrity of your "vision".Congratulations. That exact mindset is about to get you fired by lunch.Welcome to the professional film industry, where nobody cares about the semiotics of your shadow placement if the production generator just blew, the lead actor is locked in a trailer having an emotional crisis, and you're bleeding $113 a minute of the investor's...

The future has fallen into chaos. Towering machines rule the cities, their circuitry pulsing like veins of a new empire. Screens broadcast messages of control, while drones patrol the skies, enforcing the will of an artificial overlord. Amid the flames and shadows, humanity gathers in silence, staring at the colossal figure that symbolizes their doom—a being of steel and code, its hand marked with the power of creation and destruction.But hope is not lost. From the depths of despai...

In a world where resentment is glorified and unforgiveness is worn like a badge of honor, Petty People dares to ask: what's the real return on emotional revenge?Alander Pulliam delivers a raw, personal, and philosophical exploration of the petty behaviors that plague relationships, families, and entire communities. From people who weaponize their wounds to those who thrive on drama and division, this book unpacks the psychology of pettiness — and the illusion that grudges ...

A provocative political allegory, The Illusion of Choice: Red and Blue Devil by Alander Pulliam exposes the bipartisan façade through bold symbolism. Featuring a split red-and-blue bird and the tagline "Time to remove the whole bird," this cover challenges readers to rethink democracy, freedom, and the systems that shape perception.