MUSKEGON, MI - OCTOBER 17: U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally on October 17, 2020 in Muskegon, Michigan.President Trump has ramped up his schedule of public events as he continues to campaign against Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden ahead of the November election. (Image: Getty)
Former President Donald Trump signed a book deal a couple of months ago, and while the book hasn’t made headlines, Trump is making millions off the coffee table book.
The book, Our Journey Together, was released on December 7 and features around 300 photos with captions written by Trump himself. Many of the captions go after his political opponents with Trump-ian digs. Winning Team Publishing, started by Republican Sergio Gor and Donald Trump Jr., printed an initial 200,000 copies of the book. They have all sold out. Signed copies cost $230 while unsigned copies are listed at $75.
Gor said that there is a paper shortage, so the books are currently on backorder. Orders won’t be filled until the end of the month or early March.
Trump chose the photos, most of which are already available to the public since they were taken by White House photographers, included in the book. Sources say he spent a few nights choosing photos and another few nights writing captions.
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