Fiona was interviewed by Associated Press journalist April Castro. Portions of that interview appear in the article, Spooky politics: Texas capital home to ghosts.

In this Halloween-themed interview, Fiona was asked about her book, The Ghosts of Austin, Texas.

Fiona talked about the patterns of hauntings in Austin, including the Shoal Creek Curse and its eerie connection to the UT Tower shootings.

She also commented about Austin’s colorful history, and how the levels of power at the state capitol are one reason why the city is so haunted.

You can read more, including ghost stories from other people, at the original AP article.

Also, you can learn far more about Austin’s ghosts in Fiona’s book.

Fiona has described over 130 ghosts and haunted places in Austin and vicinity.

You’ll read fascinating true stories, from buried (and haunted) Spanish gold to Jack the Ripper’s Austin roots, from the Driskill Hotel’s haunted mirrors to the delightful ghosts of Austin’s former “red light” district.

Fiona’s book, The Ghosts of Austin, Texas, available at Amazon.com