Phil Imbrogno, author of Files from the Edge, Interdimensional Universe, and the forthcoming Ultraterrestrial Contact, will be on Coast to Coast AM this Sunday, April 25. Imbrogno, a paranormal expert and scientist, will discuss the most shocking and strangest cases of his career, including weird tales of abductions, encounters, Bigfoot sightings, sea serpents, and blood-sucking Chupacabras. Coast to Coast AM airs live on more than 500 radio stations in the US from 1 am to 5 am ET; it is the most listened to overnight radio program in North America. Visit http://www.coasttocoastam.com/affiliates to find a radio station near you that airs the program.

Dr. Joe H. Slate and his wife Rachel recently met with Athens State President Dr. Bob Glenn, who accepted the $10,000 check to establish the Dr. Joe H. Slate Scholarship for the Arts. The scholarship shall be awarded to one or more students enrolled at Athens State University. The student must be earning a major or minor in the arts, which may include art, drama, dance, theater, music, graphic arts, or English. The scholarship will be managed by the Athens State University Foundation. Dr. Slate was a longtime professor of psychology at Athens State. He is the author of numerous books in the field of psychology and parapsychology, including Aura Energy for Health, Healing and Balance,

Death of a Cozy Writer, the first novel in the St. Just Mystery series by G. M. Malliet published by Llewellyn's mystery fiction imprint Midnight Ink, has won the Agatha Award for Best First Mystery. The Agatha Awards are literary awards for mystery and crime writers who write novels in the traditional method exemplified by Agatha Christie. Traditionally, these novels contain no explicit sex, excessive gore, or gratuitous violence, and usually feature an amateur detective and take place in a confined setting and contain characters that know one another. Awards are handed out in five categories: • Best Novel • Best First Mystery • Best Non-Fiction • Best Short Story,

Ronelle Coburn, author of Destiny at Your Fingertips, will be featured on NBC’s The TODAY Show. The weekend edition of the program, which will air on Saturday, January 24, will feature Coburn in a segment devoted to hand and finger analysis. Formed five months before we are born, our fingerprints reveal our unique “Zone of Fulfillment” and guide us to an understanding for our reason for being. In Destiny at Your Fingertips, Ronelle Coburn guides readers through five easy steps that teach them how to decode their own fingerprints so they can unlock the secret to their full potential in all aspects of life. Since its debut over 56 years ago, The TODAY Show has been pioneering