Fiona will be on the radio tonight (Thursday, May 22nd). Tune in to New England Ghost Chronicles radio show on Toginet.com at 8 p.m. Eastern US time. Call in with your questions, or join the chat during the show.

Through April and May, our weekly podcasts review basics for ghost hunters and answer some great (and popular) questions sent in by fans and visitors.
Because we’re moving during the month of May, the sound quality isn’t up to our usual standards. We decided that it’s better to record the podcasts anyway.
Starting in June, we’ll [...]

Over the past three weeks, we’ve copied over 300 articles and images from our old pages to this new design. We’ve also added a few new articles, and you’ll probably find some older ones that you didn’t know existed at Hollow Hill.
This is the direction we’ll be going with Hollow Hill. We can [...]

A news story caught my attention today. There’s a movement to reclassify encounters with UFOs as “normal,” in psychiatric terms. I’m not sure how serious this movement is, but it’s worth noting.
Those of us who encounter paranormal phenomenon often preface our stories by saying, “I know how crazy this sounds, but…” I do it myself, [...]

Thanks so much to everyone who came out to Dragon*Con to say hello and attend my ghost-related panels.
I learned so much from talking with you.
One of the best comments that I heard was from the young man who suggested researching in movie theatres.
His reasoning was great: Ghosts seem to manifest more when people pay attention [...]

It’s the last day of Dragon Con, and I’ve had the most amazing weekend. Oh, I’m exhausted and carrying a full set of Louis Vuittons under my eyes, but it’s been tremendous.
I’ve met amazing people, heard fabulous stories from people, learned a lot in workshops and panels, and… well, I just can’t say enough good [...]

I feel like we’ve become the ghost hunting equivalent of Mythbusters.
That’s not necessarily a bad thing, but I’m afraid that all these debunking articles will make us look like rabid skeptics instead of believers who choose healthy skepticism, and do research accordingly.
I try to steer our research away from what I call ‘Amazing Randi [...]