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QUESTIONS PAUL ENO
PAUL F. ENO, 54, who has been called "the most intelligent voice
in paranormal research today," is an award-winning New England
journalist, the bestselling author of seven books, and a graduate
of two seminaries who holds a rare Ph.B degree in philosophy.
He began his long career as a paranormal investigator in 1970 at the
age of 17. His first major case (Connecticut's “Village of Voices”)
captured the imagination of readers around the world when he wrote
about it in FATE Magazine in 1985. Other famous cases he has been
involved with include the Bridgeport, Conn., poltergeist outbreak
of 1974, the mind-blowing “Haunter” case of York, Maine,
in 1978, and the haunting of Wistman's Wood, England, in 1989.
Eno’s books include the Amazon.com bestseller TURNING HOME:
GOD, GHOSTS AND HUMAN DESTINY (2006), FACES AT THE WINDOW (1998 –
now in its third printing), FOOTSTEPS IN THE ATTIC (2002 – now
in its second printing).
Eno is much in demand as a talk-show guest around the nation, most
recently on “Coast to Coast A.M.” with George Noory and
Art Bell. He has presented his interactive programs on the paranormal
all over America and in Europe. He has appeared on the Travel, Discovery
and History Channels. His unusually long experience in the field,
his hair-raising adventures with famous hauntings, along with his
utterly unique, riveting theories about the paranormal and its meaning
for our understanding of the world and ourselves, draw capacity crowds
wherever he speaks. His audiences love his wit, and are always moved
by his compassion, his message of deathless hope, and the accounts
of families he has helped.
Over the past 10 years, Eno has been “coming out of the closet”
as a powerful and unique psychic/intuitive. While he is not a medium,
Eno has an uncanny ability to “connect” with people, not
only to help them solve paranormal problems, but also to see who and
what in their families and/or daily lives they need to connect with
to accomplish practical goals, fulfill day-to-day needs or achieve
spiritual growth.
A fellow of the American Society for Psychical Research and a veteran
of the U.S. Coast Guard, Eno holds a rare Ph.B degree from Wadhams
Hall Seminary College. He went on to do postgraduate work in theology,
philosophy, psychology, history, literature, military science and
international law. Graduate schools he attended included Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn.; and St. Vladimir Orthodox Theological Seminary, New
York.
He has been a news editor at The Providence Journal, and a managing
editor, reporter and feature writer at several other newspapers in
the Northeast. Articles by him have appeared in Yankee, Fate, Pursuit,
American History Illustrated, and other national magazines in America
and Britain.
A true "Renaissance man," Eno also is a writer on history,
and his 2005 book RHODE ISLAND: A GENIAL HISTORY, written with Emmy
Award-winning local television newsman Glenn Laxton, immediately attracted
the attention of the History Channel, which taped segments with Eno
for its special on the New England Hurricane of 1938 (2006) and its
upcoming series on the histories of the 50 U.S. states.
In addition, Eno has guest-lectured at journalism schools, has been
a panelist at press-association conferences, and has spoken nationally
on topics such as "how to be a successful freelance writer"
and "getting good press."
Eno works as a full-time writer and editor from his Rhode Island home,
where he lives with his wife of 26 years, Jackie, and their sons Jonathan
and Benjamin.
Find out
more about Paul F. Eno's work at www.newenglandghosts.com
