Armando Olmos

Armando Oscar Olmos is a self-published nonfiction author with nearly twenty titles on Amazon Kindle, now expanding to Google Play Books. He writes investigative nonfiction where public policy, economics, and lived history meet — from the hidden costs of fossil fuel subsidies and their ties to conflict, to the accountability powerful institutions owe everyday taxpayers.

Armando grounds every argument in verifiable public records, keeping data and interpretation clearly separate so readers can draw their own conclusions. He's currently working on a memoir of his experience in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement and a new book on the Great Depression, continuing his focus on how history and economics shape ordinary lives.