“Ring the bell softly, There’s crape on the door” J.M Hunt The Victorians are known for their rituals and traditions and our Christmas customs aren’t the only things that we have inherited from this particular period. Our w…
Exploring the Hauntings of Battlefields It's approaching midnight as my heart rate kicks up, the anticipation of the night to come is making me jumpy with pent up adrenaline. The same old line of questions sit on repeat in my head: Is it …
Alfred, Lord Tennyson described the yew thus; “Thy fibres net the dreamless head Thy roots are wrapt about the bones” Cemeteries were conceived and designed both as gardens of the dead and as a memorial. The inscription on memorials, …
“There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind.” C.S Lewis On the 22nd November 1963, a day many will associate with the assassination and death of US President John F. Kennedy, Clive Staples Lewis (C.S L…
Spook-Eats is looking to start a new journal that highlights the hard work of women in the paranormal. As a female in the paranormal, I’ve found that sometimes, it’s difficult for women to have their voices heard and their work hi…
In my podcast The Ghostly Courtrooms and Cells of Shirehall I discuss the main examples of scrying and using scrying firsthand during an investigation of Shirehall in Hereford. Scrying is a type of divination performed by gazing into a smooth…
If you’re listening to eerie podcasts at this time of year then we are right there with you! Many of us enjoy spooky tales of hauntings during pumpkin season but for those of us who enjoy ghoulish tales, our love for the eerie isn’t limi…