Ghosts In The Machines Audio Book
30 December 2015 | G. Michael Vasey's Nightmare Corner
Ghosts in the Machines audio book read by the highly talented Darren Marlar of Weird Darkness, will be available sometime in January from Amazon and Audible stores. It is currently available in eBook form on Amazon. In anticipation of its release, take a listen to the promotional sample….. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/239672078″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”450″ iframe=”true” /]
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The Monster In The Cupboard
29 December 2015 | December 2015
Small children everywhere are often scared by whatever monster they imagine is in that cupboard in their bedroom. Little Joseph was no exception. He had told his parents on a number of occasions that he didn’t want to sleep in his room because the Thing in his cupboard might come out and get him. When his parents asked what the Thing might be, he described it as a ‘dark teddy bear’. The house was relatively new and neither parent had any reason to believe this was anything other than a child’s imagination at work. Usually, children outgrow such fears and his parents expected Joe to eventually forget about the monster in the cupboard as well. However, he didn’t. If anything, he became even more terrified of the cupboard as
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Spooky Australian Graveyard Attracting Interest
17 December 2015 | Evidence?, Ghost Hunting, Ghosts in the news
News Local for Sydney, Australia has a really great story by Joanne Vella with images regarding a spooky graveyard there and its collection of ghosts…. USING a high spectrum camera, paranormal investigators have captured what they believe is an ‘anomaly’ at St Bartholomew’s Cemetery in Sydney’s west and it’s an image that will undoubtedly have sceptics scoffing and believers transfixed.Fuelling a sceptic’s cynicism, the image was captured on Halloween night when one of the regular tours was held at the Prospect cemetery — known to locals as “St Bart’s”. The anomaly was snapped at the burial place of explorer William Lawson and other early settlers. Many believe the cemetery and church, opened in 1841 and destroyed by fire in 1989, is haunted. Four members of Sydney South West Paranormal Investigators
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Sex With A Ghost??
20 November 2015 | Bizarre
In the news today is a lady who claims she has sex with ghost lovers…. Here is the article…. Ke$ha is not the only one having sex with ghosts. Spectrophilia is a very real phenomena, and many people claim to have sexual relations with phantoms. In fact, many of these people are respectable and quite sane, so it makes it hard to just chalk up their experiences as figments of a warped imagination. Some people who have had or continue to have a sexual relationship with the paranormal are surprisingly open and vocal about it. Sian Jameson (left in cover photo), for example, says shed had an affair with the ghost of an artist who passed away more than 100 years ago. His name was Robert. Sian is a writer,
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Weird Darkness Covers The Cavalier
31 October 2015 | G. Michael Vasey's Nightmare Corner
Another awesome episode featuring a story from My Haunted Life…. Weird Darkness: http://www.WeirdDarkness.com “In Dreams” from the book “Tales Too Strange To Be Fiction” by Cindy Parmiter: “The Cavalier” from the book “My Haunted Life” by G. Michael Vasey: Music by AudioMicro and Epidemic Sound.
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A Pub With Otherworld Visitors?
30 October 2015 | Ghosts in the news
An Arizona news site is carrying an interesting story about a local English-style pub and restaurant that might be worth a visit if you enjoy the paranormal. Apparently, workers there have experienced glasses and bottles flying off shelves, voices and other phenomena including one bar maid who had a ghost pinch her bottom! You can read all about it at the news site here. CBS 5 – KPHO
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Ghostly Fingerprints?
19 October 2015 | Bizarre, Ghosts in the news
The Express & Echo reports a sinister little event in Torquay, Devon, England. A paranormal event witnessed fingerprints inside a glass case housing a mummy……… During a paranormal experience at Torquay Museum, participants were left “freaked” out after finger-and—thumb prints appeared on the inside of a mummy case which had not been opened for years. The event on Friday night was run by the museum and the Real Investigators of the Paranormal who claimed there was ‘quite a lot of activity’ and a few contacts with the dead were made. Carl Smith, from Torquay Museum, said: “The weirdest thing was that we have a mummy, which we believe is Devon’s only human mummy. During the night on the inside of the case we saw what we believe were handprints on
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Weird Darkness Covers My Story
17 October 2015 | G. Michael Vasey's Nightmare Corner
I am thrilled to bring to your attention the latest issue of Weird Darkness and narrator Darren Marlar who masterfully covers my story Seeing Neverland from My Haunted Life…. Take a listen. It’s simply fantastic. My thanks to Darren for picking my work…..
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My Haunted Life Too Podcast – Episode One
13 October 2015 | G. Michael Vasey's Nightmare Corner
For your enjoyment…… Keep the lights on!
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The Devil Rides Out
12 October 2015 | G. Michael Vasey's Nightmare Corner
In the run up to Halloween, I will post one of my favorite horror movies. My first choice is the Hammer House of Horror classic Dennis Wheatley tale – The Devil Rides Out. I saw this movie on a New Years Eve many many years ago and I can say that without a doubt, it changed my life. Here it is…. enjoy! and keep the lights on.
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Talking To Yourself
09 October 2015 | Bizarre, Ghosts in the news
There is a very interesting little article in the Southside Times called Haunts & Jaunts: Paranormal occurrences about how not all paranormal incidents involve ghosts. The article discusses conversations people had had with relatives or even themselves (!) thinking that the person really was there only to find out that they were completely alone. How do you explain that I wonder? One example quoted in the article – One woman had a loud conversation with her brother, with them yelling throughout their house. Her brother’s voice eventually trailed off into an unintelligible mumble. It turned out she was the only one at home! Her parents have since experienced hearing each other’s voices, and that of the brother.
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Grandma’s Ghost and the Babysitter
08 October 2015 | September 2015
My Grandma passed in 1967. It was a shock to all that knew her, for she was only 57 years old. My Grandma was a firebrand and left behind her loving husband, three daughters and three sons. Naturally, the loss of your mother at such a young age was hard for her children. They all missed her spark and often spoke about her. A year, or so, had passed and the family was beginning to recover after the wake of such and unexpected death. Grandma’s oldest daughter Steph, who looked just like Grandma, had me and my brother to take care of, which kept her busy. Mom went out with her friends one night and had hired a local sitter to watch me and my brother. As the night went
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Trying To Sell Your Haunted House?
07 October 2015 | Ghosts in the news, Haunted
Selling real estate can be difficult enough but what if your property comes with some special extras included? The Taos County association of Realtors recently provided some good advice on this topic as follows; Every house has a history, but what if the house you are trying to sell has a history that is a bit more, er, ghoulish than most? If you or your community believes a house is haunted, it can make selling it a bit more challenging. However, there are several options for someone with a spooky property to sell. Just follow a few simple steps to get the haunted house off your hands. The first thing you will want to establish is if you are required to inform potential buyers of their future paranormal roommates. To
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The Voice
01 October 2015 | October 2015
It was the summer of 1981. Bryan Adams was playing on the radio, the sun was shining and I was driving a brand new Ford Mustang. I was in Nova Scotia, Canada where I was doing my first season of fieldwork for my Ph.D. thesis. Things could not be better. I had applied for a couple of Ph.D. programs earlier that summer. The one at Strathclyde University in conjunction with the British Geological Survey in Leeds was the one I wanted for all sorts of reasons. Firstly, it involved traveling to Nova Scotia, second, it was a topic that interested me and finally, I thought unlike many others that seemed designed to turn you into a university academic, this one might actually help me get a job. Even
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