It's officially spring at the Paranormal Museum! I've been knee-deep in exhibit cleanup this week (turns out dust bunnies have cousins that look suspiciously like ectoplasm), so I'm keeping this one short and sweet. Just a handful of strange stories that crossed my desk lately—because apparently the world refuses to run out of weird.

--By Maddie Kosloski of The Perfectly Proper Paranormal Museum I’ve been knee-deep in exhibit cleanup this week (turns out dust bunnies have cousins that look suspiciously like ectoplasm), so I’m keeping this one short and sweet. Just a handful of strange stories that crossed my desk lately—because apparently the world refuses to run out of weird. 1) Nessie might get all the headlines, but England’s got a whole underwater menagerie. Think knuckers (basically water dragons lu

Publisher's Weekly reported that roughly four million new books were published in 2025--and that was just in the US. Four million is a dramatic number. I want to untangle what that number actually means and what it means for writers, especially those of us who write cozy mystery and mystery novel fiction.

Two Friday the 13ths in a row seems... strangely lucky. Especially if you run a paranormal museum! Stop by our superstition busting workshop tonight. We'll have stations around the museum where guests can "test" classic bad-luck superstitions: walk under a ladder, open an umbrella indoors, break a mirror (safely, with a prop!), or spill salt.