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Scott Alan Roberts Scott Alan Roberts is the author of The Rise and
Fall of the Nephilim, and is the founder and publisher of Intrepid
Magazine (www.intrepidmag.com), a journal dedicated to politics,
science, UFOs, unexplained phenomena and alternative fringe
theories. He is an accomplished illustrator and writer of fiction
and non-fiction occupationally hovering in the advertising ghettos
of Minneapolis & Saint Paul, Minnesota. He has been interviewed
on scores of radio shows, is a former political talk radio show
host and was editor-in-chief of SyFy’s Ghost Hunters official
publication, TAPS ParaMagazine. Scott attended bible college and
theological seminary, pursuing his Masters in Divinity (Mdiv) while
working as a youth director. During his time in academia, he
focused on his personal passions for history, theater and art. His
religious studies were an obvious springboard for his continuing
interest in spirituality, and his research of paranormal phenomena
expanded throughout the subsequent years.After his ministerial
education, Scott’s career took a sharp left turn, and he went on to
spend the next two-and-a-half decades as a creative ad man. He
launched a small comic book publishing effort, Bent Nail Comix,
writing and illustrating stories, some of which were eventually
pitched for animated television. He co-created the highly
successful Ancient Heroes trading card series, and began
development on a line of young readers books. He authored and
illustrated his first historical novel, The Rollicking Adventures
of Tam O'Hare (www.tamohare.com), an anthropomorphized historical
novel set in Tudor England, Ireland, and Scotland, which garnered
broad attention with teen and college readers.

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