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Nina Hughes Anderson shares her dreadful ordeal with breast cancer in the Xlibris self-published release “The Bumble Bee Miracle.”

The Xlibris book “B.O.N.E.S.: Beating Osteoporosis Naturally, Easily, Sensibly” recounts the story of a man who was diagnosed with and overcame osteoporosis.

The self-published book, Aspie: Memoirs on the Blessings and Burdens of Asperger's Syndrome, discusses the symptoms and treatment of Asperger’s syndrome, an autism spectrum disorder.

Proper information and prevention considered key in fighting against sexually transmitted diseases in the Xlibris self-published book ‘Know the Dangers of Your Sexual Life’.

Many people, especially women, have been taught to refuse desire. In the self-published book, ‘Eating Desire’, Lisa Powers inspires one to get what they really want to live a truly happy and fulfilling life.

Singularity, with a long-standing history of working with higher education, delivers a new eCommerce website for Darden Business Publishing.

Xlibris’ new printing facility enables them to add landscape format to their options for full-color book publishing services.

Marilyn Sue chronicles her life with fibromyalgia in the Xlibris book, Fibromyalgia Syndrome.

One man courageously shares his story of success and inspiration, as he battled with drug abuse and alcoholism, in the book Incomprehensible Demoralization.

Ideal love is not just about looking through rose-colored glasses. It transcends more than just the overwhelming highs as well as its painstaking woes. Hugh Dignon shares a story of love, in its truest sense.

In 7 Steps to End War and Save the Planet, Steve Ratzlaff exhaustively examines the correlation between human pursuits and the Earth’s distressing condition.

People nearing their retirement years can learn much from the Xlibris book, The 5$ Cup of Coffee is Ruining My Retirement, as it preaches on the essentials of saving, spending and investing.

Disenfranchisement prevails in different communities, particularly among African Americans who have been subjected to this social dilemma for years. The Disenfranchisement of African American Males focuses on the issues beleaguering this community.

W.J. Goldie tells the story of one woman’s resolve to search for the truth about her father, while crossing earthly bounds and becoming intuitively attuned to the supernatural.

Al Katar, in his children’s book “Captain Scratch: The Island of Sirmarj”, presents a different kind of pirate story with a different kind of pirate.

The Coolie Trade is an in-depth accounting, by Arnold J. Meagher, on the shadowy world of human trafficking and Chinese emigration during the mid-1800’s when demand for cheap labor sky rocketed in the British and French colonies.

Many people are putting up their own small business to address the changing tides of the regular job market. The benefits of running a small business can be many. Richard Mack tackles the formation, analysis and operation of small businesses.

In her book, ‘If I Only Had a Brain Surgery’, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) survivor, Laura Bruno, shares her stories of struggle and recovery in the world where brain injuries and other mystifying diseases exist..

Author Barbara Marolla Roberts shares her thoughts on self-publishing and her inspiration behind the Xlibris book, The Vineyard on Mulberry Street.

Epidermolysis Bullosa affects many people in varying degrees of severity, while posing a challenge for families in terms of medical and financial support. ‘Butterflies, Purple Tulips & U2’ tells the story of Aimee, who never stopped fighting EB.

Xlibris blazes a new trail in book marketing by introducing the Online Banner and Online Classifieds campaigns.

Health conscious individuals will benefit from knowing the psychological factors associated with going on a sustainable diet as discussed by Dr. Melinda Blackman in her book Mind your Diet.

Energy and climate control is a pressing concern all over the world. Marion Hopkins Harris looks into how the government addresses these major issues through policy development processes.

Exercise Anytime, authored by R.P. Dickey and Mary K. O'Brien, is a practical book presenting exercise methods that fit into one’s busy schedule.

David Kesmodel, in his book The Domain Game, uncovers the evolution of the domain name industry and how domain investors earn millions in this enigmatic and dynamic world.

The power of the mind is a mighty force that shapes who we are and what we become in our life. Edward Nystrom discusses this in the Xlibris release, The Psychology of Positive Thinking.

Self-published book of poetry helps a family express their grief and appreciation of murdered poet Carlos Rivera.

Xlibris introduces a new marketing method to assist self-published authors with book sales.

Self-publishing promo for early sign-up made available for writers

The self-publishing company unleashes its latest online incarnation.

Xlibris announces the addition of a publishing package perfectly suited for publishing Christian literary works.

Xlibris links up with the highly respected Library Journal to promote self-published titles.

Self-publishing industry leader moves to new location.

Xlibris author Doris Washington finds many levels of achievement in the self-publishing industry with her book of inspirational poetry.

Xlibris launches the latest addition to its industry leading range of packages with a specialty publishing packages tailor made for poets.

Xlibris links up with the highly respected Combined Book Exhibit to enable authors to exhibit their work at book shows.

In light of the recent school shootings in California and Illinois, the self-published book The Evil that Kids Do provides insights and answers to the motivating factors that drive children to violence.

Rene A. Henry presents Fred Wyant’s view of the world and culture of professional football in the self-published title, Offsides! – Fred Wyant's Provocative Look Inside the National Football League.

David Posipanka gives parental guidance on how to bring up well-behaved children among families with busy and hectic lives in The Book to Help Parents Raise Better-Behaved Kids.

Peter P. Rowell and Laurence A. Carr present their findings on their study of the influence of smoking and nicotine on human behavior in Advances in Nicotine Research.

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.

Suicide Explained: A Neuropsychological Approach, by Federico Sanchez, delves into the aspects of suicide to provide clearer comprehension and solutions to the problem.

Health care analyst Frank Govern focuses on the health care system of America and the forces influencing policy formation in the book US Health Policy and Problem Definition: A Policy Process Adrift.

Paul David Cook presents a report card evaluating each of the former Presidents of the United States in his self-published book, Presidential Leadership by Example: A Presidential and First Ladies Report Card for the Future Millennium.

Author William M. Connolly scrutinizes the issue of abortion and the role played by the US Supreme Court in shaping America’s concept of abortion in his Xlibris book.

Author Bamidele Ojo assesses the leadership of US President Bush in the self-published release, “George Walker Bush: Legacy for Reintegration, Rejuvenation, and Sustainability”.

Once rendered vague and mysterious to the rest of the world, Ehsan Entezar brings to light the culture and history of Afghanistan in the Xlibris release, Afghanistan 101.

The Xlibris release, Crossing the River, assess the implications of Internet technologies for US politics and the current campaign and election season.

Stephen O. Hero weaves a tale of what America would be like under the leadership of a female head of state in the Xlibris novel “1st Woman President”.

The Xlibris release, What is Happening in Iraq?, scrutinizes the conflicts and turmoil in war-torn Iraq,