Scroll down for some of my most popular how-to videos about ghosts and haunted places.
I’m sharing everything I know about ghost hunting, in books and YouTube videos. That’s an ongoing process, as Google has been de-indexing sites like this. (Meanwhile, my articles about haunted sites – in the U.S., the U.K., and Ireland – are on the Hollow Hill website.)
This website’s former content – all 101 questions and answers – are now in this book.
Of course, you might wonder why you should read this book, if Google or another AI might answer your questions.
Here’s why: AI only takes information from available data, mostly online.
Umm… When you’re ghost hunting, do you really want to take a chance on patchwork answers from AI?
Or would you rather have insights from an experienced ghost hunter, who – for over 20 years – has maintained the oldest and largest how-to website about ghost hunting and haunted places?
I’m guessing that you’d prefer the latter. And that’s why I’m putting everything I know into books. Lots & lots of books, starting with the 101 Ghost Hunting Questions one. (If you want to know what other ghost hunting books I’ve written or contributed to, see my Books page.
Or just go to Amazon for my How to Find Ghosts books series.)
Soon, you should be able to borrow digital and paperback copies of my books through your local public library, too.
For updates, check my blog, FionaBroome.com. Also, you can learn more about ghosts and haunted places at my YouTube channel, YouTube.com/@FionaBroome.
Here are a few of my more popular videos at YouTube
And, if you’re ghost hunting at Halloween, here are some helpful tips:
IMPORTANT
If you are extremely worried about ghosts or fear for your safety, speak with someone in your local community, in person, right now.
Ideally, that will be someone with a formal education in spiritual matters. That is, a full-time minister, priest, or other trusted member of the religious/spiritual community.
Do not trust anyone claiming to be helpful or trustworthy, online. Anyone can look like a trusted professional in text or chat. (If someone claims to be me, they’re not. I never chat online. Ever.)
See someone in real life, in your community, with a long-time history of (and continued respect for) spiritual/religious service to all.