Democratic presidential candidate and New Age author Marianne Williamson earned more than $1.3 million over the past 18 months, according to a financial disclosure released Thursday.
That figure includes at least $142,000 in royalty payments and $147,000 in advances.
Williamson has published 15 books since 1992. According to the disclosure, her debut, “A Return to Love,” earned twice as much as all of her other published works combined over the past 18 months. Her 2019 release, “The Politics of Love,” is strangely not included on the filing, which requires breaking out any piece of intellectual property that earned more than $200 during the reporting period.
Almost all of her income from book advances, $142,000, came from “A Mystic Guide to Jesus.” While no work with that title by her appears in a search on Google, Williamson is slated to release a book with a similar title, “The Mystic Jesus,” in September.
Williamson also ran for the Democratic nomination in 2020 but dropped out before the Iowa caucuses. Her debate performances didn’t land her any delegates, but Williamson ethereal presence did help her become the most-searched-for candidate during the first debate. With an incumbent president running in 2024, the Democratic party has not announced any primary debates during this election.
On the disclosure, Williamson said her securities holdings and cash added up to more than $890,000.
Spokespeople for Williamson did not immediately respond to inquiries.