2002 News Archive

E. Randall Floyd Featured on Art Bell's Coast to Coast

AUGUSTA – It’s official—Augusta’s own E. Randall Floyd has been booked as featured guest on Art Bell’s Coast-to-Coast radio show Sunday, Aug. 25, to promote his latest book, In the Realm of Ghosts and Hauntings.

Coast-to-Coast, which originates on the West Coast, is the largest overnight syndicated show of its kind in the world, with millions of listeners throughout the United States, Canada and parts of Asia, Europe and the Pacific islands.

In the Realm of Ghosts and Hauntings, a September 2002 release, profiles more than
40 cases of supernatural occurrences, from Alcatraz and Gettysburg to Barnsley Gardens and the infamous Lemp Mansion of St. Louis. The show will promote this
book as well as Mr. Floyd’s previous two titles, 100 of the World’s Greatest Mysteries: Strange Secrets From the Past Revealed, and The Good, the Bad and the Mad: Weird
People in American History.

Mr. Floyd has appeared on hundreds of top-ranked shows, including Strange
Universe, Barry Farber, Good Day USA, ManCow, Erskine Overnight and the X-Zone
out of Canada. He is the author of more than 13 books and formerly worked as a European staff correspondent for United Press International. He also taught at
Georgia Southern University and Augusta State University.

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