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This Xlibris release, New Concepts for Business and Humanity, looks to the future in a post-climate change era and brings into light the possibilities available to man in terms of economics.

Xlibris focuses on the mystery surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy

The Applica-Phobia of College Admissions – a self-published book that helps student find their way into college – is named finalist in the USABookNews awards.

The Xlibris release Introducing… tells the story of twin siblings coming to grips with the challenges of epilepsy and ranch life.

Shalom Tower Syndrome earns a spot as a finalist in the National Best Books 2007 Awards.

Santa Claus encounters a North Pole-size problem with New York as his backdrop in the funny and modern Yuletide tale, Don’t Park on the Roof: A New York Christmas Story.

Xlibris Publishing reveals a special 7 Day Christmas Sale. All authors who sign up to publish before December 7 will save 50% on the publishing service of their choice.

Monique “Sweetie Pie” Walton gets honorable mention in the National Best Books 2007 Awards finalists’ list.

A special Xlibris picture book for ages 1 to 99 teaches readers to learn how to cope with death and dying in Horse and the Little Girl.

As its reserves slowly dry up, oil becomes not only a more valuable resource but also a means for bringing international politics into a dizzying frenzy – as told in the Xlibris book, The Boys at Bohemian Grove.

Take a Look Inside, the new feature on the Xlibris website, gives authors an idea of what their book will look like even before they begin the publishing process.

Pre-Christmas offers give authors more choices and savings when publishing with Xlibris this November.

The post-war Iraq governance and administration of US President George W. Bush is examined in the Xlibris book by Robert R. Morman.

It only takes genuine love and understanding to foster strong ties between a human and a dog, as seen in the story of Shel, the misunderstood Dalmatian pup in the Xlibris picture book, ”Sit! Stay! Sign!”

“Tao Te Ching De-Coded: Book of Wisdom, Path of Virtue”, a book that teaches daily guidance that would put people on the path for a happier and more fulfilling life, earns recognition in USABookNews awards.

A total of 21 authors with self-published titles under Xlibris emerged as finalists in the recent USABookNews.com National Best Books 2007 Awards.

Several noted peace advocates and academicians put their heads together to come up with a piece that critically analyzes recent events that shook the world in the book, “Unveiling the Real Terrorist Mind”.

Xlibris links up with renowned publishing brand Kirkus to offer professional reviews for self-published titles.

Leslie Baldwin presents a comprehensive self-help approach to planning for and managing life after retirement and beyond in the book “Choices: Planning the Rest of Your Life”.

In the book, “Sex, Sin, and Satisfaction in the Classroom: Don’t You Think They should Lower the Age of Puberty,” the academic sphere becomes the venue for open discussion of a topic relegated in the bedroom and talked about in whispers: sex.

“The Diary of a Black Man Who Escaped from the Democratic Political Plantation” evaluates the political standing of African-Americans, as told through the perspective of Dr. Forest Lewis.

The question, “What happens when superheroes in retirement come out of hiding?” becomes the underlying theme behind the Xlibris novel, The Superhero’s Closet.

Bible Bitches looks at several misunderstood female biblical characters, and relates their agonies with the society of their time to present-day bias against women.

T.C. Mann’s “War on Terror (for the Common Man)” presents the foundations and concepts of America’s fight against terrorism in a clear and balanced manner.

Bill Hand’s fantasy tale, The Oneprince, is pronounced winner of Yellow30 Sci-Fi’s Charon Award.

Stories of Catholic couples who found love – and marriage partners – on the Internet comprise the self-published book We Met Online, edited by Anthony J. Buono and Stephen Weisenbach.

There is nothing wrong about expressing one’s true emotions, and the Xlibris self-help book, Why are Women so Emotionally Attached and Men are not? underscores this idea.

The Feng Shui Connection to a Healthy Life points readers to principles for enhancing health and vitality in life.

Elizabeth Cotton’s book, 111 Ways to Survive Being Single, provides insights into the labyrinthine world of singleness.

Alissa Lynne is pleased to announce that her first book - “The Truth of Alissa Lynne” is now available for down load, reading and listening to on line

A couple’s struggle to find harmony in their relationship and a nation’s political conflict are at the center of the Xlibris book, Pilgrim Souls: a Search for Peace amidst Conflict.

The Juice: Killer on the Loose provides an in-depth analysis of the controversial events surrounding the O.J. Simpson murder trial, and the former football star’s acquittal.

One man remembers the triumph amidst the tragedy of 9/11 as he relates his experiences as a volunteer taking part in the rescue and clean-up of Ground Zero exactly after disaster struck.

Lovely short stories. Humorous, philosophical, original.

Pottermania is still very much alive with the Xlibris release, The Witching Hour: a Magical Compendium

Judy Snider launches Goldy’s Baby Socks jazz video on YouTube..

Xlibris has a special treat for children and releases a picture book story entitled, Magical Marty's Deep Dive.

Xlibris’ award-winning author takes the spotlight.

Sunbury Press, publisher of “the 100th human”- a novel centered on the Mayan calendar and recent Amazon bestseller in visionary fiction, has given over 1500 copies to prisons, detention centers and alternative education sites around the world.

Andy Pratt, releases memoir with Xlibris.

Xlibris offers their new and improved Basic Publishing Package for only $399, plus free services worth $225 with a special May Über Offer.

Paul O. Williams releases his first book of poetry using the tanka form.

Xlibris CEO and founder John Feldcamp attends the first ever Rockaway Music and Arts Council Literary Festival.

Black Gold Fever and The Improbable Love Story That Was are among 22 books given special mention in the NCT.

Byron F. Ravenell and Georgia M. Hood focus on the importance of prayer and how it can help people get what God has in store for them in their book, Prayer Stations.

Sweet Decadence: Memories of an Era When Sweets Were Sweet, the new picture cookbook.

Master Sveta Znanja shows readers a path to spiritual enlightenment in The Sacred Knowledge.

New Xlibris Package makes publishing even more affordable.

Xlibris links up with The New York Review of Books to promote titles.

Xlibris unveils the most comprehensive full-color publishing packages on the market