The work
Two volumes, one system. The Science of Getting Rich and How to Apply It rebuilds Wallace D. Wattles' 1910 method for business owners working in the 21st century. The Science of Getting Rich: The Original 1910 Text (Annotated) presents the complete original, every word as first published, with a foreword and notes by Paraag Amin. A chapter map connects every part of one to the other.
Editions and identifiers
The adaptation · Kindle
ASIN B0HL5JQD7D · published 26 September 2026 · £6.99
The adaptation · Paperback
ISBN 978-1-9195402-1-4 · 150 pages · published 26 September 2026 · £12.99
The adaptation · Hardback
ISBN 978-1-9195402-2-1 · 138 pages · published 26 September 2026 · £19.99
The 1910 original, annotated · Paperback
ISBN 978-1-9195402-3-8 · 101 pages · published 23 October 2026 · £8.99
The 1910 original, annotated · Kindle
Published 23 October 2026 · £4.99
Audiobook, read by the author
In production · expected November 2026
Provenance
The source text was first published by Elizabeth Towne, Holyoke, Massachusetts, in 1910, and is in the public domain. The annotated edition reproduces it in full from the proofread transcription made from page images of that printing (Project Gutenberg ebook 59844), with nothing cut, reordered or modernised. The adaptation keeps roughly a third of the original in modernised form and discloses every change in its appendix. Foreword, notes and all new material were written in London in 2026 and are copyright Paraag Amin.
Materials and production
Print editions are produced on demand through Amazon KDP at the print facility nearest the buyer: no print runs, no overstock, no pulped returns, shorter freight. The paperbacks are 5 x 8 inches on cream uncoated paper with black ink and a matte laminated cover; the hardback is a 5.5 x 8.5 inch case laminate. Paper is recyclable; better still, a finished copy should be passed on.
These editions were produced with AI assistance under the author's direction and editing, and declared as such to the retailer at publication.
Verification and contact
Publisher of record: Paraag Amin Publishing, London. ISBNs are registered with Nielsen, the UK ISBN agency. Press, podcasts and review copies: paraag@aionadvisory.co.uk.
The book page · The adaptation on Amazon · The annotated original on Amazon