📅 The Paranormalist – On This Day in 1978 👻 On this day in 1978, a young Graham Phillips set off on an extraordinary journey. Hitchhiking from Wolverhampton on the
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If your own creative projects have stalled and doubt begins to creep in, remember this diary entry from Andrew Collins. 📖 After Strange Phenomena ceased publication, and years before The
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In 1980, things looked bleak for Andrew Collins and the Parasearch group. Having left Wolverhampton following the end of Strange Phenomena, Andrew found himself at one of the lowest points
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👑 Big news for Graham Phillips fans today as he tracks down the last resting place of Alfred the Great! 👑 After an incredible 13-year investigation, Graham believes he has
Have you been wondering how the writing for The Paranormalist series began? The truth is… the plan has evolved a lot over time. When I first conceived the series, it
The Paranormalist series blends historical mystery, ufology, and the paranormal — but every mystery has a starting point. I know several authors and researchers whose interest in the unexplained began
On 2nd January 1981, Graham Phillips and Andrew B Collins visited Wayland’s Smithy as part of the Nine Lights Quest. By then, the previous year had already taken its toll
One of the biggest challenges when developing The Paranormalist series was establishing the correct sequence of events. With so many extraordinary experiences spanning decades, accuracy mattered. One of the great
The writing began as a true story… and then refused to be bound by convention. In the 1960s, an undiagnosed bipolar boy was sent to a strict military boarding school.
Behind every book lies a mountain of research. Here’s a glimpse into one of the archives helping to bring The Paranormalist series to life… One of the most exciting aspects