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Veteran’s memoir features humor and cooking tips

Opening the Door to Authors around the World to Publish in Paperback, Hardcover, Electronic, or Elegant Leather Bound Format and Cementing Their Reputation as the Global Leader in Self-Publishing.

Christmas comes early for writers who wish to publish their books with Xlibris' discounted Publishing Services.

Gaia Bagirian, Boris Goldstein and Ilya Goldstein guides businessmen and online entrepreneurs through successful strategies to promote websites, build alliances and make money on the global scale.

Author Mazin Zwayne Al Ashraf examines Iraq’s historical and political events in The Fifth Iraq: New Beginning.

Dr. F.J. Sawaya address issues and concerns surrounding the H1N1 influenza outbreak.

Jerry Magner offers step-by-step solutions to the challenges of US retail marketing.

Young Sop Ahn delves into the life of the US President and gives ideas why Obama deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.

M. Patty Klochko's self-published book gives us a rundown on how to organize our closets.

Rick Balsiger explains the role of branding to help you ace the job market.

Forceful Currents of Danger Run Deep Below the Surface of Troubled Waters

Tuareg jewelry exalts fashion in Africa as author Helene Hagan puts out her self-published book.

Don't Sell Yourself Short! Be All That You Can Be: A strategic approach to Talent Development

T. Allan Brenner reveals childhood obesity as an increasingly alarming trend worldwide and presents solutions to curb it.

Be interviewed. Be recorded. Be heard on iTunes. The leader in the self-publishing industry introduces its Podcast Marketing Packages.

An improved line of self-publishing and book marketing services have been launched by Xlibris.

Mark Whitacre, the main character in Floyd Perry’s self-published book, is the focus of the latest Hollywood movie, The Informant.

Analyst Gives an Inside Look at NASDAQ in Self Published Release

Award-winning children's author Michelle Medlock Adams is one of 12 finalists in the ABC's Children's Picture Book Competition sponsored by ABC's Press in Houston, Texas. From now until Oct. 4, people are encouraged to vote for their favorite book.

In the midst of colorful back alleyways, timeless cobblestone, and world-famous monuments, Michael Gyulai shares his improbable adventures in Rome, Italy--one of the world’s most recognized and venerated cities--in this intriguing memoir.

The Legal Eagles of Children’s Advocacy Centers helps prepare children’s rights advocates and professionals address legal issues and face rigors in the courtroom.

Doctors Robert Kulacz and Thomas Levy explain the enormous impact of oral health on one’s overall wellbeing in self-published book, The Roots of Disease.

The Xlibris release, The Fabulous 50s: Florenza Art Hollycraft, is a book of the business in jewelry making authored by Dorothy Fenwick.

We Remember takes readers back to the September 11 terrorist attacks, one of the most tragic events in American history.

Effective October 21, 2009, Xlibris will implement a price increase on all publishing and marketing services.

Lora Bertuccio outlines tips on becoming a makeup pro and getting the look you want in the self-published book, Face It.

Xlibris marketing service to increase sales and exposure by promoting self-published titles to Hollywood film agents.

Strategic Fulfillment Group, a division of DRG, has signed a multi-year partnership agreement with Reason Foundation.

The Institute of Medicine, the National Research Council and author T. Alan Brenner present strategies for battling the obesity dilemma among American children.

With a Song in My Psyche is a well-reviewed self-published volume that explores the psychological aspect of music teaching.

Author and medical doctor Arndt von Hippel advocates lower health insurance costs in his book, Better Health Care at Half the Cost.

Rick Haley provides a complete, systematic guide on the appeals process in state courts in the self-published book, How to Process a Legal Appeal Successfully.

Poems, Lyrics, and even a Tango form this Inspiring Collection

Retired cop encounters one eccentric character after another in his quest to fulfill his friend’s last wish, to have his remains spread across the Grand Canyon, in this novel that helps him realize that life is a gamble and that pigs really can fly

Elaine Young McGuire reveals how people affected with AIDS can continue leading a happy, normal life in her self-published book.

Long-distance walker, George Meegan, documents his travels and travails in his Xlibris release.

Mary L. Wentworth shares the twists, turns and travails of being in the world of political activism in the self-published book, Discovering America: A Political Journey.

Dawson Vosburg, the teenage author of the young-adult science-fiction novel Double Life, will release its sequel soon. Dawson says that this will be a much more exciting novel and the public will enjoy it even more than its predecessor.

Rosemary A. Cunliffe North shares her ordeal with compulsive gambling and her success in overcoming this condition.

The Philippine Presidency -- From Ferdinand Marcos to Joseph Estrada: Patterns of Leadership looks at a succession of presidencies from 1965 to 2001, including the administration of Corazon Aquino.

Author Michael Hall offers the essay, “Word Power: 10 ways to make your words have meaning and impact,” being distributed through his poetry web blog, The World of Words by Elias Tobias.

Sophia Brooks unveils her self-published book, Customer Service New Rules, which a guide to customer service excellence in every business and organization.

DRG has assigned responsibility for its advertising operations to the James G. Elliott Co. Inc. The Elliott Co. will function as the advertising sales arm of DRG.

Self-published author storyboards major space missions in Manned Space Projects – Apollo to Space Stations.

Susan Mitchell introduces the Tao of Movement, an overall fitness program that combines special techniques for mental, physical and spiritual well being.

Growing Up Deaf explores Rose Pizzo’s life with deafness and how the challenges of hearing loss changed her.

John K. Sosnowy and Kori S. Vorhees dispel the most common stock market investment myths for successful investing.

Dr. Ijindah Marcus Uriri outlines ways and means of maintaining optimal health and avoiding diseases, like the swine flu.

Author Viviane Gaines studies a theory to help cultivate people skills in her book "BI" Behavioral Interventions: "Who Said, Special Ed".

M.C. Knight dissects the internal operations of General Motors by examining its corporate management and workforce in the book, Unheard Testimony: McKnight VS. General Motors.