Evelyn Hollow: A Descent into the Uncanny

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Evelyn Hollow grew up in a country embedded in mythology, studies the paranormal for a living, and has seen the Night Night Man. She's also remarkably calm about all of it.

Evelyn Hollow is a Scottish writer and paranormal psychologist with a Master of Research in Paranormal Psychology. She appears as a paranormal expert on the BBC's The Battersea Poltergeist, The Witch Farm, and Uncanny, as well as Spooked Scotland and Spooked Ireland, and is the author of Atlas of Paranormal Places.

Why growing up in Scotland — a country embedded in mythology — shapes the way you think about the unexplained before you've even encountered it
The fine line between science and the supernatural — and why the value of an experience often lies in personal comfort rather than scientific proof
Evelyn's personal struggle with sleep paralysis — and what it taught her about the edges of consciousness
The "digital necromancy" of AI and the uncomfortable questions it raises for anyone who studies what happens after death
Steve's kettle switching itself on in a darkened room, and Evelyn's sightings of the Night Night Man
Why the unknown continues to fascinate us — and whether understanding it would actually make it less frightening

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