At Hollow Hill, Fiona is creating specialized courses and books to meet your needs as a ghost researcher and paranormal investigator.

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In addition to the free course, Introduction to Ghost Hunting, Fiona has written the following books.

The Ghosts of Austin, Texas – Learn about the haunted places of Austin and vicinity.   Fiona uncovers the real ghost stories of Austin’s cowboys and criminals from the earliest days of this wonderful city.   Read about the secret history of Jack the Ripper in Austin, and the sites his victims haunt today.  Visit nearby Columbus, Texas, which Fiona describes as “so haunted, it’s like a theme park for ghost hunters.”

Whether you’re planning a trip to Austin or simply want to read real ghost stories, you’ll enjoy The Ghosts of Austin, Texas (2007, Schiffer Books). ISBN 0764326805

Ghost Hunting in Haunted Cemeteries: A How-To Guide – Cemeteries can be the best places for new and experienced researchers to find & investigate real ghosts.

However, for the greatest success, you’ll need to know which cemeteries are likely to be haunted and how to find the ghosts in them. That’s what you’ll learn in this book.

(2009, New Forest Books) ISBN 144866442X (Available at Amazon.com and the CreateSpace e-store.)

ARRIVING SOON

Ghost Photography 101: A How-To Guide – If you’d like to take your own real ghost photos, learn from a pro! In this illustrated guide, you’ll discover the simple tricks to taking ghost photos, and how to tell real ghostly images from those that probably aren’t.  (Currently being edited. Expected early 2010, New Forest Books)

FIONA’S NEXT PROJECTS

The Ghosts of Salem, Massachusetts – Salem is famous for the Witch Trials, but the Salem area has other reasons to be haunted.  In this book, you’ll also discover the ghosts of Puritans and pirates, phantom pigs and ghostly galleons.  As a descendant of Salem’s earliest settlers, Fiona writes with personal and historical insights as she describes the most haunted places in and around Salem.  (Late 2010, Schiffer Books)

Paranormal Patterns: Predicting Anomalies and Haunted Places – Learn to use history and geography — and a few of Fiona’s secret methods — to find haunted places and predict where (and sometimes when) ghosts will appear.  For the first time, Fiona will explain exactly how she chooses places to investigate, and how she rediscovers forgotten and neglected haunted sites.  (Planned for 2010, New Forest Books)