Arthur Naiman has authored, co-authored, edited and/or published more than thirty books. In each of those categories, his books have sold millions of copies.His first bestseller was Every Goy's Guide to Common Jewish Expressions (which he keeps meaning to put back into print). But he's probably most famous for The Macintosh Bible, which he created, edited and published the first four editions of (and wrote most of as well). The Macintosh Bible won many awards, including the Boston Com­puter Society's Best Computer Book of the Year, at a time when fewer than 5% of personal computer users had Macs (and thus had any use for the book). It must also be the only computer book that's ever been described, in an unsolicited reader's comment, as being "better than sex." Naiman founded two publishing companies and started the Real Story Series--short, readable books on political subjects. Although only fifteen titles have been published in the series, more than 900,000 copies of Real Story books are in print worldwide.