Talking to Nothing in the Dark: The Funny Side of Chasing the Unexplained
Paranormal investigation can be mysterious, fascinating, and occasionally downright ridiculous. Talking to Nothing in the Dark takes a humorous look at the strange situations, awkward encounters, questionable decisions, and absurdities that come with chasing the unexplained. Drawing on the experiences and eccentricities of paranormal investigators, this book celebrates the lighter side of a pursuit where people willingly spend their nights in dark buildings asking questions of empty rooms—and then wait patiently for an answer. Packed with observational humor, sarcasm, and a healthy dose of self-deprecation, it's a laugh at the paranormal community from someone who's been part of it for decades.
Dead Wrong: The Mean Spirited Guide to 101 Mistakes Paranormal Investigators Make
Dead Wrong takes a hard look at the common mistakes that undermine paranormal investigations. From flawed techniques and contaminated evidence to faulty assumptions and premature conclusions, this book explores where investigators go wrong, why these mistakes happen, and how to avoid them. Equal parts practical guidance and critical examination, Dead Wrong challenges investigators to sharpen their methods, question their conclusions, and approach the unexplained with greater discipline and intellectual honesty.
Investigating the Investigators:
Evidence, Ego, Error, and the Culture of Paranormal Research
Paranormal researchers spend countless hours examining haunted locations, unexplained recordings, strange photographs, environmental anomalies, and witness testimony. But far less attention is paid to the people doing the investigating—their assumptions, methods, biases, status, incentives, and culture.
Investigating the Investigators turns the lens around.
