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NACCP Image Awards nominee BeNeca Ward, writes on how to instill great values into today’s children in her first self-published book, 3rd Generation Country: A Practical Guide to Raising Children with Great Values.

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.

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.

You don’t have to be an expert nor run to a restaurant to satisfy your dessert cravings. Author Jan Meredith comes up with mouthwatering desserts that are easy to prepare.

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.

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.

B.J. Moesner’s self-published picture book wins children’s category in New York book competition.

The self-publishing company unleashes its latest online incarnation.

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

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.

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.

“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.

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.

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.

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.

Discourse by Walter de las Casas is a collection of brilliant poems on issues that deal with life, love, women, education and politics.