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Well, it’s taken me a couple of months, but I think I have the hang of this upcoming paranormal events thing. People are even taking note and sending me info about their events. Awesome. This week I even came up with an official name and tag for what I’ve beenContinue Reading

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Okay, so I keep coming across paranormal events. Please bear with me as I continue to tweak my reporting of them. Still trying to figure out the best way to share them. The week they happen seems too little time. (Unless , of course, I’ve just learned of them theContinue Reading

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Well, I’m already going to start cheating a bit on my weekly paranormal events reports. Maybe “cheating” isn’t the right word. “Modifying” my approach may be more appropriate. There wasn’t a whole heck of a lot going on for this week. Then I decided maybe it’d be better to giveContinue Reading

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This is a guest blog by Pamela K. Kinney. I asked if she’d want to write a sort of In Memoriam post after she posted a link to an article about how Professor Cline’s Haunted Monster Museum burnt down. I knew the place meant a lot to Pamela. Not onlyContinue Reading

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After I posted 19 Horror and Paranormal Events and Conferences for 2012 and Beyond, I came across five more. One is coming up pretty quick, but the others give you a little more lead time on getting to them. And when you’re planning your jaunts, don’t forget about HJ’s HalloweenContinue Reading

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Several months ago Pamela K. Kinney made it possible for her publisher to send me a complimentary copy of her book, Virginia’s Haunted Historic Triangle: Williamsburg, Yorktown, Jamestown, & Other Haunted Locations. After months of start and stop reading (due to time, not the quality of the book’s content), IContinue Reading

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Apparently I have ethics on the brain. Yesterday I wrote about LiveParanormal.com’s Town Hall meeting on ethics that’s happening tomorrow. Today I’m going to talk about another side of the ethical coin: preservation. It’s been a couple of weeks now, but two people I greatly admire in the paranormal realm,Continue Reading

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NOTE: Due to technical difficulties, this is a repost of an article originally posted on 4/13/10. It is a guest post by Elizabeth Eagan Cox, author of the Shannon Delaney Paranormal Mystery novels. I often guest on paranormal radio programs, especially those hosted by ghost hunters, to speak on aContinue Reading

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I’ve been on a bit of an interviewing binge lately and my next victim –er, I mean subject— is Michael J. Varhola, author of Ghosthunting Virginia and, his latest release, Ghosthunting Maryland. Both books are part of America’s Haunted Road Trip’s series of travel guides. I knew of Mr. Varhola andContinue Reading

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I learned two things from a Tweet by Pamela K. Kinney: (a) that Creatures n Crooks Bookshoppe will host a multi-author signing on September 12, and (b) Creatures ‘n Crooks will close at the end of September. This merited both a “COOL!: and a “Bummer!” response. I’ve never personally beenContinue Reading

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  Pamela K. Kinney is the author of Haunted Richmond, Virginia, and her newest release, Haunted Virginia: Legends, Myths, and True Tales. I dared to contact her about whether she’d be interested in being interviewed and to my delight she said she would! Below is the result of our Q&A session. IContinue Reading