It may seem early to be thinking about Halloween, and the usual surge in interest related to ghosts.
However, even Universal Studios’ theme parks and Disney’s theme parks are preparing their Halloween special events. (I’m not joking. Disney starts their “Not-So-Scary Halloween” nights on August 9th.)
So, I’m juggling a few tasks: Restoring past podcasts (at YouTube.com/@FionaBroome and soon at Libsyn, as well) and I’m updating books, as fast as I can.
For example, right now I’m deciding what to do with my “101 Ghost Hunting Questions, Answered” book*. The Kindle version was a hasty edition, thrown together the first time Google de-indexed most of my Ghosts101.com website.
Re-reading it now… yikes! I should have taken the time to edit it. It has far too many typos and irrelevant references in it. * sigh *
(The later, 2022 printed edition – sold worldwide in bookstores and at Amazon – is fine. It’s still in print and will remain there. I may just use its text to create an ebook for public libraries, and for those who prefer digital books.)
But, this is one of many projects – mostly books – that I’m working on, anticipating the usual need for genuinely useful ghost hunting information, especially at Halloween.
‘Tis the season… right? LOL
*As with most of my links to Amazon, the “101 Ghost Hunting Questions…” link is an affiliate link… but you already knew that, as the author, I earn a portion of the royalties from it. That particular printed book…? I earn less than a dollar for each copy purchased. (It’s not much, but all of it helps support my research and writing projects, so: Thank you!)
Nothing is as scary as life. So Halloween can never be scary. The living are a confused lot,the souls and whatever their next station of existence is,are supposed to be more elevated than the ephemeral beings. Jack London and Vincent van Gogh were the kind of souls that loved colours,the second individual was a man of literal colours. And yet they went out early. Diseased body and mind towards the end,and I should include Elvis Presley. They made name for themselves,and they should be remembered as living persons rather than departed souls. In fact no one should be remembered as departed soul.