Barry Fox and Nadine Taylor are a husband-and-wife writing team with a lengthy list of credits. Sometimes writing as "name authors," other times as ghosts, they have penned books and articles in a variety of genres, including health, biography, business, law, spirituality, psychology and computers. Other fields of expertise include history, theatre, dance, Judaica, true crime and end-of-life issues.

Together or separately, Nadine and Barry are the best-selling authors, coauthors, or ghostwriters of the "New York Times" #1 best-selling The Arthritis Cure, 28 other books, 170 magazine articles, numerous newsletters and news articles.

They penned a biographical account of the heart-breaking romance of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed. Called Diana and Dodi: A Love Story, the book gives an inside account of the 6-week romance that ended so tragically in Paris. Diana and Dodi was published in the US, England, Japan, Italy, Germany and several other countries.

Their most recent books are Arthritis For Dummies; Syndrome X, which was co-authored with a distinguished professor from Stanford University; and Cancer Talk, which was based on a radio program broadcast nationwide.

Barry and Nadine have a great deal of experience in turning ideas into book proposals that sell, and then writing those books. In fact, their last five major proposals were sold to major New York publishers for advances averaging six figures. And notables such as Norman Vincent Peale and Norman Cousins have praised their inspiration/spiritual writing.

Barry Fox has appeared on numerous television and radio shows, including QVC and CNN s "Newsmakers." Since 1995, he has been a regular guest or substitute host on "HouseCalls," a radio program heard in the greater Los Angeles area. He is currently a Professor in the Anti-Aging Department of the University of Integrative Studies.

In addition to being a writer, Nadine Taylor, M.S., R.D., is a registered dietitian. After a brief stint as head dietitian of the Eating Disorders Unit at Glendale Adventist Medical Center, she lectured on women s health issues to groups of health professionals. Among her popular books on nutrition are Green Tea, one of Kensington Press s best-selling health books, and If You Think You Have An Eating Disorder, part of Dell Book s popular health series.