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MSSPI members love to read...so we are dedicating this page to paranormal and history authors in an attempt to help them get their books out to the public. We make no profit from the listings of these books and provide their links as a courtesy to their contributions to our research and reading pleasure. MSSPI takes no responsibility for the content of these books. But we do hope you find something of interest within these links.
Hauntings In My Head A Collection of Ghostly Southern Poetry. by Angela L Burke - MSSPI Co Founder & Investigator
A Collection of Ghostly Southern poetry that will thrill you, chill you and make you laugh. It might even bring a tear to your eye. It touches on the deep and sometimes dark recesses of the mind and the heart, and at the same time entertains you with haunting stories , both present and past tense.
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Available for puchase now on CreateSpace.com and Amazon .com.
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Ghosts & Legends of Michigan's West Coast
by Amberrose Hammond.
Western Michigan is home to some of the state's most picturesque places, and also some of it's most chilling tales. Ghost story researcher and enthusiast, Amberrose Hammond exposes the mysterious and spirit ridden world of many beloved Michigan destinations as she skillfully weaves narratives of a world unseen by most.
http://www.michigansotherside.
by Laura Cunningham
Much like it's muddy riverbanks, the mid-South is flooded with tales of shadowy spirits lurking among us. Author and lifelong resident Laura Cunningham expertly blends fright with history and presents ghostly legends from Beale to Bartlett, Germantown to Collierville, in this one -of - a- kind volume, no resident should be without.
Fragler's Few and The Reaper of St. George Street
by Andre Ferretti
Legends Of The Natchez City Cemetery
by Don Estes
Local resident and historian Don Estes has published a new book about the Natchez City Cemetery. This is a coffeetable book - 8 x 10 hardback, with dust cover (per attachment), forewards by Walt Grayson & Greg Iles, containing 208 pages, over 100 stories, over 150 pictures (many in color). After over 20 years of research, the author is proud to finally present this collection of many of the intriguing and revealing stories that will shock and entertain you. The photos will demonstrate the beauty and history of this fascinating cemetery.
Dark Intrusions: An Investigation into the Paranormal Nature of Sleep Paralysis Experiences by Louis Proud
Since his late teens, Louis Proud has suffered from chronic sleep paralysis and has undergone hundreds of such episodes, many of them terrifying but ultimately transformational and eye-opening. These experiences, he believes, allow access to the "spirit realm" and could well hold the key to a whole host of paranormal phenomena, including poltergeist disturbances, out-of-body-experiences, mediumship, spirit possession, and succubi and incubi encounters. Drawing on the work of Colin Wilson, Joe Fisher, Stan Gooch, Whitley Strieber, Robert Monroe, Dion Fortune, and a number of other paranormal experts, Proud lucidly demonstrates that many sleep paralysis experiences involve genuine contact and communication with incorporeal entities, some of them parasitic and potentially dangerous. In this comprehensive, open-minded exploration of the sleep paralysis phenomenon, filled with fascinating descriptions of his own experiences, as well as those of others, no stone is left unturned as Proud attempts to get to the bottom of the mystery.
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The New Edition of Troy Taylor's Essential Guide to Investigating Ghosts & Hauntings! Revised, Updated & Expanded, the Ghost Hunter's Guidebook is the Must-Have book for Every Ghost Researcher and Paranormal Enthusiast!
Author, ghost researcher and American Ghost Society founder Troy Taylor returns once more to the field of paranormal investigation with the 10th Anniversary Edition of his bestselling guide to investigating ghosts and hauntings. With this new, updated edition of the Guidebook, Taylor has expanded on all of the original material from past volumes and has added new information on investigation techniques, detection equipment, spirit communication, cameras and photo analysis, historical research and more! This essential manual offers step-by-step methods for investigating homes, buildings and graveyards; authentic methods of taking and analyzing paranormal photos, video and Electronic Voice Phenomenal; real-life case files of ghostly activity; best uses for 35mm and digital cameras; spirit communications and ghost watches --- and just about anything else that a ghost hunter needs to know!
Field Guide to Haunted Graveyards
The Research Guide to Investigating America's Haunted Cemeteries (2003)
by Troy Taylor
Author and Ghost Hunter Troy Taylor presents an indispensable guide to finding and investigating America’s haunted graveyards. This book takes the controversy out of ghost research in cemeteries with an in-depth look at both the history and the hauntings of burial grounds and an essential how-to guide on investigating a cemetery for yourself. The book includes a detailed look at the American cemetery, as well as American burial customs and traditions and a how-to guide for conducting paranormal investigations in graveyards. Discover how to find the history of a particular cemetery, burial records, information from tombstones and grave markers, cemetery plats and maps, and much more. There are also case studies from haunted places, updated info on spirit photography and a state-by-state guide to haunted graveyards -- many of which have never appeared in print before! Over 200 graveyards are listed and reviewed. This is the first ever research guide for investigating cemetery ghosts and an essential addition to the library of any ghost enthusiast, paranormal investigator or cemetery buff!
Ghosts on Film
The History, Mystery & How-tos of Spirit Photography (2005)
by Troy Taylor
Author and ghost researcher Troy Taylor once again delves into the supernatural with a guide to the history and mystery of spirit photography. In this latest installment in the popular "Haunted Field Guide" series, the author takes an in-depth look at the controversial and mysterious history of spirit photography, including a look at the mediums and scientists who pioneered the field and the most famous pictures that allege to be ghosts captured on film. The book also includes a detailed exploration of the way that cameras have impacted the field of paranormal research and a recounting of some of the best-known cases where cameras played a crucial role, as well as a detailed guide for using your own camera in ghost investigations. Other sections of the book feature an examination of how cameras capture ghostly images, the forms that paranormal energy takes, hints and tips on using cameras in ghost research, step by step guides to photographic investigations and chapters on analyzing photos, detecting photographic trickery, accidental photos, camera operations and much more! This is a must-have book for any ghost hunter’s collection!
Ghost Worlds: A Guide to Poltergeists, Portals, Ecto-Mist, & Spirit Behavior by Melba Goodwyn
In this fascinating guide to ghosts and their behavior, psychic clairvoyant and paranormal investigator Melba Goodwyn offers original insights and true stories from over twenty-five years of work in the field. She presents in-depth explanations of different kinds of ghosts, entities, and other paranormal phenomenon, including: traditional spirits ,residual ghosts ,shadow ghosts ,ecto-mist ,portals and vortexes ,crisis apparitions ,bi-location ,demons ,haunted objects ,levitation ,ghost lights ,spirit guides
thought forms ,electronic voice phenomenon (EVP ).
Ghost Worlds also offers practical ghost hunting tips. It describes how to conduct a ghost interview, create an environment that attracts spirits, and capture evidence of ghosts using both traditional tools and new technology.
Encyclopedia of Ghosts and Spirits
by Rosemary Ellen Guiley
Four hundred entries arranged A-to-Z flesh out our beliefs about all that haunts. Illustrations.
The Encyclopedia of Vampires, Werewolves, and Other Monsters
by Rosemary Ellen Guiley
This encyclopedia provides information on folk legends and superstitions about creatures that could change shape, drink blood, or refuse to remain dead—and that allegedly wreaked havoc in many regions of the world. The 600 entries also summarize books, movies, and TV shows that featured a vampire or werewolf character, whether spooky or humorous, and chronicle the authors, directors, and actors who created them. Black and white movie stills are provided. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
The Encyclopedia of Angelsby Rosemary Ellen Guiley
A prolific writer on paranormal, mystical, and visionary experiences and on spirituality, Guiley lists significant angels by name and group; explores their characteristics, functions, and nature and beliefs about them in general articles; and profiles mystics, theologians, philosophers, and others who have trafficked with angels. The second edition adds several hundred entries and over 70 illustrations to the 1996 first edition and revises, reorganizes, and cross-references many entries to facilitate research. She does not indicate how to pronounce the names. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
by Tonya Hacker and Tammy Wilson
Oklahoma, Where the Wind Comes Sweeping Down the Plain - and Ghosts of the Past Still Linger! With over 100 years under its belt, Oklahoma has not only a very colorful, but also a very haunted history. Ghostlahoma is the first book on the market that is solely dedicated to Oklahoma ghost stories and it will take you from the very first published ghost story in Oklahoma to specters of the present day, chilling you with tales of phantom hitch hikers and warming you with stories of "visiting" loved ones. Everyone has a ghost story -- even people that "don't believe in that stuff"-- and the stories that comprise Ghostlahoma were submitted by, and in many instances told by, the people that experienced them. So, we invite you to join us as we travel through the haunted history of Ghostlahoma in a way that has never been done before!
Books Related to the Study of EVP
Breakthrough: An Amazing Experiment In Electronic Communication With The Dead
By Konstantin Raudive (1971)
This book is the documented result of six years’ arduous research into an astounding scientific phenomenon, accidentally discovered in Sweden by Friedrich Jürgenson in 1957. 'Breakthrough' was the catalyst for many of today's EVP researchers.
The Ghost of 29 Megacycles
By John G Fuller (1985)
Is it possible that, when certain audio frequencies are combined with a tape recorder, the dead can communicate with us, not through a medium but using their own voices? If the phenomenon could be proved beyond doubt, the implications were enormous: it could be the biggest break- through in the history of mankind.
Phone Calls From The Dead, By D Scott Rogo & Raymond Bayless (1979)
In 1968, Mrs. Don Owens of Ohio received an urgent call for help from a friend. The time of the call was 10:30 p.m, the exact time he was pronounced dead at a local hospital. Two parapsychologists undertook and intense two-year investigation into this puzzling phenomenon. Rogo and Bayless conclude that these enigmatic phone calls actually do occur.
Roads To Eternity
By Sarah Estep (2005)
EVP, Electronic Voice Phenomena, is real. Spirits can communicate with us from beyond the grave and author Sarah Estep has the proof. She has had more than 20,000 contacts with the spirit world, and has caught EVP on tape recorders, her computer, her TV, and even her telephone. Hear it for yourself on the Roads to Eternity bonus CD included with the book.
Voices Of Eternity
By Sarah Estep (1988)
"This is a book that everyone interested in the possibility of communicating with a
departed loved one will want to read." - Harold Sherman, from the foreword of Voices of
Eternity. This book can be downloaded in PDF format from the American Association Of Electronic Voice Phenomena which was founded by Sarah Estep.
http://www.aaevp.com/resources/evp_books.htm
Voices Of The Dead
By Susy Smith (1977)
Are the mysterious speakers recorded on tape really present though invisible to the Living? Spirit voices have been are even now reaching out across the barrier of death to communicate with the living … Countless people have explored and tested this phenomenon, and psychic Susy Smith presents their extraordinary experience.
Talks With The Dead
By William Adams Welch (1975)
“That night I heard my first spirit voice on the tapes. With an exquisite sense of the apropos, it said, ‘Hello.’” With this experience William Welch began the painstaking but thrilling research which led to the breakthroughs he now shares …His experiments with taped voices present new evidence that man can have intelligible communications with the dead…that, in fact, there is life after death.
EVP and New Dimensions
Alexander Macrae 2004
This must be the most comprehensive and up-to-date book on the Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP). Written by a former NASA speech researcher, the book covers everything from basic questions, such as what is EVP, how it is done, to a wide-ranging discussion of new dimensions.
The Scole Experiment
By Grant & Jane Solomon (1999)
The extraordinary results of a five year investigation into life after death. In 1993, four psychic researchers embarked on a series of experiments in the Norfolk village of Scole. The subsequent events were so astounding that senior members of the prestigious Society for Psychical Research asked to observe, test, and record what took place.