Fiona Broome is an author, researcher and consultant.  An unabashed geek, Fiona analyzes and predicts anomalies, as well as reports of paranormal activity.

Her approach is unorthodox, and her accuracy is unnerving.  Fiona’s quirky weekly podcasts have earned awards and a loyal following.

For more than 25 years, Fiona has researched and written about ghosts and haunted places.  She’s the author of 15 books on a variety of subjects.  Over 500 of her original articles appear at HollowHill.com.

In the Fall 2008 issue of Haunted Times, she was listed among the top paranormal investigators.

Fiona’s current ghost-related books include:

The Ghosts of Austin, Texas (Schiffer Books, 2007)

Ghost Hunting in Haunted Cemeteries: A How-To Guide (New Forest Books, Oct 2009)

Is My House Haunted? (New Forest Books, Jan 2010)

Nearly ready:

Ghost Photography 101 (due by mid-2010)

Paranormal Patterns: Predicting Anomalies and Hauntings (mid-2010)

Fiona is working on these additional books for publication in 2010 and 2011:

• The Ghosts of Salem, Massachusetts
• The Ghosts of New Orleans
• What are Ghosts?
• What are Faeries?
• …and several annotated editions of paranormal classics

In addition, Fiona was the “guest star” (as Fiona, the ghost hunter) in the Charmed novel, Trickery Treat by Diana S. Gallagher.

However, ghost research is just one of Fiona’s specialties.

She is equally acquainted with folklore related to faeries, and Celtic (and pre-Celtic) spirituality, lore & legends, and a variety of other odd & interesting subjects.

Ms. Broome’s current research relates to patterns of paranormal activity.

This work touches on a wide range of topics, including:

• ghosts and faeries
• UFOs and cryptozoology
• Hollow Earth Theory and Expanding Earth Theory
• alternate history
• popular shows such as Sliders, Demons and Primeval
• Arthurian lore
• the Mandela Effect
• anomaly studies including the Global Consciousness Project.

In a nutshell, Fiona is not convinced that all hauntings actually involve ghosts. Paranormal reports may relate to parallel realities, or other quantum concepts.

By predicting where (and sometimes when) anomalies will occur, Fiona hopes that researchers will be better prepared to analyze those events as they occur.

With more reliable data about the paranormal, researchers may find answers that are supported by real science.

Fiona’s podcasts tend to be irreverent and explore the fringes of scientific and historical research.  Her current podcasts include Hollow Hill podcasts and Faerie Magick podcasts.  All of Fiona’s podcasts are available — free of charge — at iTunes.com.  (Search for “Fiona Broome” to find them.)