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I've been on the road quite a bit for the last few weeks, but now I'm finally getting back to the blog. And, here's a few new articles:

1. Strange Tales of the Black Eyed Children.

2. Weirdness and UFO Whistleblowers.

3. Paranormal Lake Monsters.

Area 51: A New Lecture

A gig I'll be speaking at in Dallas on March 2, on my Area 51 book.

Fact, Fiction & Paranormal Tales

In a new article at Mysterious Universe, I take a look at how fictional tales of the supernatural can get confused with reality...

Filming Last Weekend....

Filming at my apartment last weekend, for a new paranormal-themed documentary...

The Kent Paranormal Weekend

A bunch of photos from this past weekend's Kent, Ohio Paranormal Weekend, which was a fun couple of days!

Peacocks and the Paranormal

What's the connection?

Here's the answer...

"Be Careful What You Ask For"

Yep, there are some aspects of the paranormal that should be approached very carefully and with caution...

My new Mysterious Universe article...

Dark Night Haunting

Jen Devillier is a friend of mine who lives here in Texas and who has a book out right now that I recommend to one and all: Dark Night Haunting: The Life of a Paranormal Investigator, which is just the type of book I like, namely an in-depth, first-person study of the paranormal.

 

And here's the blurb for Jen's book, which will give you a good idea of its contents:

 

"This is a book about one woman's life and her experiences with the paranormal that led her to become a Paranormal Investigator. From beginning to end Jennifer Devillier's story is one that will explain just how normal someone with Psychic Abilities can be. If you have ever had experiences of your own that you could not explain or felt out of place because no one believed you, this book will let you know that you are not at all alone. Join Jennifer on her journey and see how one woman's life takes it's unexpected twists and turns with all the paranormal experiences that come along with it. Remember, we are NEVER alone."

 

And with those words I fully agree!

Jen's book is an excellent account of what it means to become immersed in the world of the unexplained and to study it, appreciate it, and follow the trail in search of amazing answers of the supernatural kind.

 

And here's where you can purchase a copy of Jen's book.

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Nessie and the Paranormal

Over at the Loch Ness Mystery blog, there's an excellent new post that focuses on the issue of whether or not legendary Nessie-seeker, Tim Dinsdale, thought there might be a paranormal angle to the beast of the loch.

As "Glasgow Boy" notes in his post:

"What seems certain is that Tim Dinsdale did not shut the door on a paranormal Loch Ness Monster and he had tales to tell of Loch Ness which I suspect are now lying in a box or folder somewhere crying out to be told to the world! Sadly, it is probably safe to assume that if such material does exist, it will go the way of other Loch Ness research and never see the light of day again."