Michael Thomsett

Michael C. Thomsett

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TESTIMONIALS

“Michael Thomsett is truly a prolific writer, with over 60 books to his name. He's been a great client and friend.” ~William Bongiorno, owner, Blue Chip Public Relations, Inc., New York, November 7, 2005

“Michael is a pleasure to work with. His work is always excellent and on-time. He's the kind of author that makes an editor very very happy." ~Jacquie Flynn, Executive Editor, Amacom Books, May 2, 2007



About Michael...


Michael C. Thomsett is a fulltime professional author.

He has written over 70 books on topics of options, trading, investing, real estate and business management. He has also written two history books (“The German Opposition to Hitler” and “The Inquisition”), four specialized dictionaries, and five books of quotations on specialized topics.

Thomsett lives near Nashville, Tennessee and writes for several publishers, notably John Wiley & Sons, Amacom Books, Financial Times/Prentice Hall, and McFarland & Company.

Originally born in Brighton, England, Thomsett grew up in San Francisco and moved to Washington in 1989. In addition to writing, he composes music and has had two orchestral works performed publicly.

Thomsett's six best-selling books have sold over one million copies in total. These are Getting Started in Options, The Mathematics of Investing,  and Getting Started in Real Estate Investing  (John Wiley & Sons),  Builders Guide to Accounting (Craftsman), How to Buy a House, Condo or Co-Op (Consumer Reports Books), and Little Black Book of Business Meetings (Amacom).