Hollow's Hauntology

<P><B><I>"A gloriously ghoulish compendium of all things uncanny. Evelyn Hollow is the perfect guide to a world of weird creatures, ghosts, and monsters. Read it by the fireside, if you dare . . . "</I> – Danny Robins<br><br>Discover the hidden world of the supernatural and unexplained in this definitive guide to the world’s darkest wonders.  </B><br> <br><I>Hollow’s Hauntology </I>is a richly illustrated compendium that uncovers how <B>80 legendary beings</B>—from blood‑drinking revenants to shape‑shifting gods—have shaped storytelling across history.  <br> <br>Across eight immersive chapters, the book explores humanity’s oldest fears and fascinations, includin  </P><ul><li>The global <B>origins of vampires</B>, revealing how figures from the štrigon of Croatia to China’s jiangshi emerged from shared anxieties around death and disease. </li><li>The <B>deep psychological roots</B> of animal transformation, showing how werewolves, shapeshifters, and divine hybrids embody our shifting relationship with nature and identity. </li><li><B>How demonology evolved</B>, documenting the political, religious, and cultural forces that transformed gods into demons and reshaped moral cosmologies. </li><li><B>Formless, non‑corporeal entities</B> and how these uncanny beings without faces or bodies have haunted collective memory. </li><li><B>Forgotten and contested deities</B>, charting how divine figures change as cultures shift.</li></ul><P><br>Through this, <B>paranormal psychologist and TV and radio presenter, Evelyn Hollow,</B> brings a uniquely rigorous perspective, blending psychological methodology with cultural analysis. She reveals how etymology shapes belief, how folklore reflects collective psychology, and how overlooked myths still echo through modern culture.  <br>  <br><B><I>Hollow’s Hauntology </I>invites you to discover what it means to be human beneath a vast and haunted sky. </B></P>