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About The Author:
Beth
Brown began investigating the paranormal in 1989
when a mentor sent her to interview the owners
of a 250-year old home practically overflowing
with spirits. Photographs and audio recordings
made that day ignited her curiosity about life
after death and set the wheels in motion for two
decades of research.
In 2007, Beth founded the Virginia Society of
Paranormal Education and Research (VASPER). The
mission of the organization is to aid those
interested in beginning their own research of
the paranormal by providing training, a venue
for meeting like-minded individuals, and other
resources.
Beth joined forces with Henry Foister in
October, 2008 to co-host the round table radio
talk show "The Paranormal View". The program
airs Saturday nights at 8 PM Eastern on CBS
Psychic Radio and the Para-X Radio Network. It
can be heard via FM in the Boston, Detroit, and
Seattle metro areas.
In
the summer of 2010, Beth Brown was welcomed to
the team of FATE Magazine and FATE Radio. Her
latest production, "Psience Friction", will
debut on FATE Radio in September.
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Latest Works
COMING SOON!
Wicked Richmond
exposes a closet full of historical
skeletons in Virginia's capital city. Tales
of murder, deception, and even of pirates
tried and executed in the heart of
downtown will lead readers on a journey
into the evil side of the city's
past. Look for it this Fall!
This book, a Library of Virginia
Literary Award Finalist, spotlights 20 historic homes
and the author's explorations of the ghostly
encounters reported at each. Find out
why the tales of murder, suicide, hidden
fortune, and heartbreak at these sites
cause spirits to linger!
 Journey
to thirteen of Virginia's most
haunted Civil War sites in search of
spectral residents. Visit Cold
Harbor, Henry House Hill, and the
Bull Run Bridge at Manassas,
Fredericksburg's Sunken Road,
Grant's Headquarters at Appomattox
Manor, and many more ghostly places!
 Originally developed as a training
manual for the Virginia Society of
Paranormal Education and Research (VASPER),
this guide is now available to all
beginners and would-be ghost-hunters
hoping to capture evidence of the
supernatural for themselves.
This
cook's reference balances the
comforts of winter, the fresh tastes
of spring, the revitalizing flavors
of summer, and the abundant harvests
of autumn in one spell-binding book.
Brown has packed nearly 100
vegetarian recipes into this
collection that showcase nature's
bounties at their peak from three
generations of kitchen witches.
Beth Brown is available to lecture
about writing, Virginia history, and the paranormal at libraries,
museums, festivals, and independent
bookstores in the Southeast. Please
contact her
for more information or to secure
her as a speaker for your event.
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