Articles

A collection of articles written by Nicole Strickland – writer and correspondent to Paranormal Underground Magazine

Former Heaven's Gate Mansion

Heaven’s Gate: 25 Years Later and the Allure Still Exists

This article gives the background of the Heaven’s Gate cult, including the psychology of cult mentality and why people join them.

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Must-Do’s When Writing a Book

Section Title Oscars 2022 – A Lost Moment in Time ByNicole Strickland March 31, 2022 Health and Wellness “Now this is the story all about how my life got flip-turned upside-down, and I’d like to take a minute just sit right there, I’ll tell you how I became the”  We all know the rest of

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How I Write: Tips for New Writers

Every writer has his or her own unique style.  There really isn’t any one magical way to approach the writing process.  It all depends on the individual and what he or she is actually writing – i.e., fiction, memoir, children’s books or nonfiction, etc.  Some people choose to write first thing in the morning; others, late at night.  Some

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Children And The Paranormal

Children and the Paranormal Written by Nicole Strickland Paranormal Researcher, Author, Lecturer Paranormal research is an ever-evolving field with new developed theories, tested methodologies, technological developments and further understanding of what constitutes life after death.  The interest in this field is not limited to the adult population; we are seeing an influx of children of all

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PSA Flight 182

This is It, Baby! Reflections on Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 182 “This is it, baby! Brace yourself! Mom, I love you!” – the last physical set of words echoed by Captain James McFeron and first officer Robert E. Fox of Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA) Flight 182 on its final descent into San Diego on an

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Glen Tavern Inn

Glen Tavern Inn Article Written by Nicole Strickland Paranormal Researcher, Author and Lecturer Known as the “Citrus Capital of the World,” Santa Paula is a city in Southern California’s Ventura County.  It is named after Catholic Saint Paula.  Located along the Santa Clara River Valley, the area’s first inhabitants were the Chumash Native Americans.  In 1769, when Gaspar

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