Self-published in 2006, Richard Woods is an author, columnist, public speaker and First Amendment activist. Through his book “Unlearn! Because Life Can Make You Stupid!” , published articles and seminar schedule, Rich continues to help people Unlearn much of the ideology that has been ingrained since childhood and reinforced by religion and the self-help industry - particularly when it comes to marriage and monogamy.

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Richard Woods has written for magazines such as "Score" and "Newcummers". He has written for several web-zines such as Eros-zine.com and Kasidie.com. Richard’s media appearances include the “Sex with Emily Show”, the “Opie and Anthony Radio Show” and “Playboy Radio” on Sirius Satellite Radio.

Richards Woods' website UnLearnNow.com boasts monthly feature articles such as “Douche of The Month” His newsletter “Ante Up” is continually increasing its readership.

Richard is currently working on his second book, “Unlearn! Vanilla Marriage”. Written for anyone who is, was or plans to be married. The subject matter tends to appeal to middle to upper class people with a college education. Readers tend to be 40 years or younger and fairly affluent. Unlearn’s audience is made up of people who have experienced frustration and unhappiness in their relationships. More than 50% of marriages end in divorce and the majority of the remainder are either miserable or in denial. Traditional self-help is not working and some different perspectives are in order.

The book is written for a target audience who has grown tired of warmed over platitudes served under the guise of expertise and common sense presented as breaking news. Most of all, people not only have to be willing to be accountable, they must also have the ability to laugh at themselves. Although there are several books that address non- monogamous relationships, they are all written clinically, as a diary of personal experiences or as a how-to. Unlearn targets mainstream America like no other book in this genre.