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Arbor Books (www.arborbooks.com), the largest and oldest ghostwriting firm in the world, announced the addition of more business writers to its roster.

While print on demand (POD) offers an alternative to some self-publishers, it is falling short of meeting the expectations of authors and book buyers alike, according to publishing experts.

Memoirs are still the hottest genre in the publishing industry, according to experts, so if you’re asking, “How do I tell my story?” then you’re in luck.

Though we are approaching the eighth anniversary of 9/11, many New Yorkers are still dealing with the events of that day in the form of health problems.

President Barack Obama has set aside $70 million for 9/11 health programs as part of his budget for 2010.

Researchers at DePauw University have found that people with weak smiles are five times more likely to be divorced at some point in their lives than people who smile enthusiastically—people the lead researcher said had “big, toothy smiles.”

The recession has put countless families under increased financial strain, one of the leading causes of divorce.

The newly appointed archbishop of New York recently added fuel to the debate over clerical celibacy.

Despite its insistence on celibate priests, the Catholic Church is opening its arms to married priests who convert from other denominations, causing some to question the necessity of celibacy in the first place.

Advocates for a change in the Catholic Church’s stance on celibacy have found support in a bishop recently appointed to the diocese of Bozen-Brixen in Italy.