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A graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, Ian studied creative writing, dramatic arts and acting with intensive character development and script theory under the late great Stella Adler. Seeking more creative control over his work, Ian left acting behind to pursue a career in screenwriting. A Dracula/Bela Lugosi fan since childhood, Ian acquired the rights to and developed a screenplay for the 1972 best-selling non-fiction book, "IN SEARCH OF DRACULA," by Fulbright Scholars Prof. Raymond McNally and Prof. Radu Florescu (Prince Dracula's descendant) that Francis Ford Coppola used to research his 1992 film, Bram Stoker's Dracula. McNally and Florescu became mentors to Ian who toured the country with the professors giving lectures, appearing on news programs and writing scholarly papers on the life of the historic Prince Dracula and the cultural implications and influence of Bram Stoker's novel on western society. Based on his travels with McNally and Florescu, Ian was asked to join The Transylvanian Society Of Dracula and attend their First World Dracula Congress in 1995 in Romania-a gathering of the top history and literature scholars from around the world to discuss the fantastics influence on the arts, specifically horror stories and films. While in Romania Ian spent the night in the ruins of Dracula's Castle in Poenari and traveled to his palace in Tirgoviste where he stood on the balcony of Dracula's Chindia tower. It was from this balcony that Dracula, the great Impaler himself, looked out upon his Forest Of The Impaled-forty-thousand impaled Turkish prisoners. Ian even visited Dracula's birthplace in Sighisoara and his "empty grave" at Snagov Island Monastery. Ian's life changed forever when he was invited by the world's premiere Bram Stoker and Dracula authority, Prof. Elizabeth Miller to speak at DRACULA'97 in Los Angeles-a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the release of Bram Stoker's 1897 novel, "Dracula." It was at this monster mash that Ian delivered his "legendary" paper among Dracula scholars, HOW DRACULA MAY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA. It was also at Dracula '97 that Ian dreamed up the idea of doing a screenplay sequel to Bram Stoker's immortal novel. From connections made at Dracula '97, Ian, five years later, met Dacre Stoker -Bram's great-grandnephew. Dacre also had dreamed for many years of ideas for a new Dracula story. It was a match made in heaven. Dacre suggested the proper way to go about a sequel and honor Bram would be to not write a screenplay first, but a book. Ian agreed. After years of research and dedication, the result of Ian and Dacre's labors became their first novel, Dracula The Un-Dead. - www.draculathun-dead.com

Morgellons disease is right out of science-fiction novels in that the symptoms are certainly not ordinary. The victims report strange animal-like and other forms exiting their skin, usually accompanied by lesions covering many parts of their bodies. Most victims report 'brain fog', chronic fatigue, severe depression, deep pain in their joints, loss of hair and nails and in some cases a strong urge to commit suicide. There are a host of other debilitating physical and psychological symptoms as well. Mr. Mickelson, himself a Morgellons victim for over 8 years, has methodically investigated Morgellons disease and has concluded that the possibility exists that there may be links to unintended consequences of genetically modified agricultural experiments gone bad or to deliberate or accidental releases of GMO weaponization programs. However, since little is currently known about this disease except that it apparently has no cure and as of yet has not been accurately identified... it is important to remember that all options are still on the table. Until peer reviewed and published science is on hand, no one particular theory holds any more or less actual credibility than another.

He was raised in Mexico where from the age of five experienced first hand the strange and mystical practices that are the essence of Mesoamerica's spiritual traditions, which, along with its culture, language, and mythology form the core of his inspirational writing. After thirty years as a businessman in the United States, he returned to Mexico to write and find once again the spiritual truths of his life.

J.W. Ocker is the award-winning author of macabre travelogues, spooky kid’s books, and horror novels. His nonfictions books include The New England Grimpendium and The New York Grimpendium (both Lowell Thomas Award winners), Poe-Land: The Hallowed Haunts of Edgar Allan Poe (Edgar Award winner), and A Season with the Witch: The Magic and Mayhem of Halloween in Salem, Massachusetts. His novels include Death and Douglas and Twelve Nights at Rotter House. His next nonfiction book, Cursed Objects, comes out from Quirk Books in September 2020 and his next novel, The Smashed Man of Dread End, from HarperCollins in Summer 2021.

He is also the creator of OTIS: Odd Things I've Seen (oddthingsiveseen.com), where he chronicles his visits to thousands of oddities of culture, art, nature, and history across the country and world with photos, articles, and through Odd Things I've Seen: The Podcast. His work has appeared on or in CNN.com, The Atlantic, Rue Morgue, the Boston Globe, The Guardian, and other places people stick writing. Ocker is from Maryland but has lived in New Hampshire for more than a decade. He has a wife, three daughters, and celebrates Halloween for two months.

Henry May - The American Bigfoot Society

Adam The Missing Link - Marshall Klarfeld, a CALTECH graduate engineer, benefited greatly from his 50 year career in business and politics. His current pursuit of the history of the ANUNNAKI has propelled him into the field of ancient history. His recent research has uncovered what could be a defining moment in archaeology. He believes the information in "The ANUNNAKI Were Here!" may rank it among the 10 Most Important Archaeological Finds of the 21st Century. www.adamthemissinglink.com

Sandi Athey - No matter, where you are today, It is possible to transform your life.

No one would know by speaking with her that the trauma and beating that brought Sandi Athey to the brink of death ever happened. The attack also opened a psychic gift that had been dormant for most of her life. Through the years of healing: physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually, Sandi approached each day as a new opportunity to understand more about herself and the Universe in which we live.

Over time Sandi came to realize how important it is to stay in the present, regardless of the past. In her first book, The Daily Dance: Your Guide to Life Happily Every After (Distinctively Diva Press 9/12) Sandi delights the reader with positive thoughts, stories and tips on living each day to its fullest. Sandi knows from first hand experience that life can change on a dime and regardless of issue, only real recovery happens when we put our best foot forward.

Sandi is an intuitive psychic who is blessed with the ability to tune into the big picture of the Universe. Sandi’s psychic abilities developed after an attack that left her near death and severely injured. Through determination and the power of love she danced with the Universe and healed her body, mind and spirit. Sandi uses her intuitive gifts with her clients, both human and animal, and teaches us how to embrace each day with gratitude, joy and love.

She is an accomplished actor, voice talent and radio & TV personality. Sandi is a writer, artist and published author. An animal lover with an infectious laugh, Sandi also loves cooking, fashion, nature hiking, and has a handsome rescue Chihuahua named Kokopelli who is an active volunteer with Pets on Wheels.

Kyle and Brynn Ervin - The Woman Who Was Dead for 95 Minutes

Lisa is native Missourian and live outside of the St. Louis area with her husband and three children. She was always fascinated with the paranormal and ghost stories until August 2007 when their lives changed forever. They realized that we weren't living with "so called" ghosts anymore. They had literal physical manifestations of demonic activity in both of their homes, which she thought would never happen to them. After five years of intense occurrences, Lisa finally decided to write about them using her own personal documented information and offer support to others going through a similar situation with children who felt incredibly alone. Her husband and her have a very "real" perspective. These forces of darkness are authentic and can be very dangerous. They aren't having immediate resolution with getting rid of what is targeting their family but they feel that they are going through this situation to help others and are growing from it. Currently they are trying to gain some long-term closure but realize that they cannot move to escape this; however, leaving the large renovation project with their home behind might offer some long awaited peace. They are hoping that they won't be followed to a third one. The message that they have to share is too valuable not to talk about with others. Lisa thinks they can make a big impact upon those going through similar circumstances and those who want honest, truthful answers regarding the "unknown". It isn't every day that a "normal" family of five with children has to battle demons in their home, especially when they weren't invited in. They are as genuine as they come and tell it like it is.

Eugene Crowley, Jr., was born in St. Joseph, Missouri, in 1944. He spent thirty-two years teaching high school English Grammar, World Literature, and Mythology in Chicago. He earned a Master's degree in General Psychology from Roosevelt University in Chicago. He is a former member of the Jungian Institute in Evanston, Illinois. He has traveled throughout the United States, Europe, and South America. In his first professional attempt in writing, he extends the focus of his Master's thesis, "Meaning in Life for Urban Adolescents", to adults by encouraging them to reach a level of maturity by living more harmoniously with themselves, their fellow man, and the universe. The author sees a need for an overhauling or a reinventing of Western culture with the application of the moral and wise traditions that had given the Native American Indians and ancient civilizations wholeness, order, and harmony. These cultures maintained a balance with themselves and nature. While many universities are eliminating their Classical Studies, the author sees a need in understanding the past civilizations' spiritual, psychological, and holistic approaches to life. These approaches gave them serenity and security in their connection with the universe. They knew their place in the "Big Picture". Mr. Crowley wants to share his compassion and enthusiasm in predicting what other writers are forecasting, the dawning of a new "Age of Wisdom", a Renaissance, or Enlightenment where Western man will discover his true inner nature and put it to use to serve humanity. In his compassion to help humanity by informing them of the meaning of life, Crowley encourages everyone to discover the sacredness of the Self, nature, and the universe. With these tasks completed diligently, there should be optimism for a "New Enlightenment" and the restoration of the sacred cosmos. - www.american-book.com.