Paranormal Underground’s October issue will be online during the first few days of October. Here’s a sneak peek at some of the articles that will be included:

–TV Watch: What happens when a vampire, a werewolf, and a ghost cross paths? On BBC Three’s series Being Human (seen in the United States on BBCAmerica), the unusual trio decide to share a rented flat and try to lead normal lives — or as normal as you can get when you’re considered a monster.

–Investigator Update: Paranormal Underground catches up with the Ghost Adventures Crew to chat about their seven-hour live event at the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in Weston, West Virginia, scheduled for October 30 on the Travel Channel. Zak, Nick, and Aaron, also give us an inside look at some of the team’s most bizarre encounters, including their brushes with possession. (You won’t want to miss our podcast with the guys, which will go online Oct. 1 right here on Paranormal Underground.)

–Haunted Sites: Rick E. Hale takes an indepth look at The Curse of Dudleytown, a location that is known as one of the most famous paranormal sites in Connecticut. In the article, Rick also tells the tale of Budd Lewis (lead writer for famed and fabled horror and sci-fantasy publications Creepy, Eerie, and Vampirella) and his travels to Dudleytown.

While these three articles lead off the October issue of Paranormal Underground, this is only the beginning. In this issue, we’ll also feature:

–Haunted History: Hauntings at the Historic Baker Hotel

–Cryptids & Mythological Creatures: Holy Crap! Being Undead Really Sucks

–Are We Alone?: Extraterrestrial Life: Living Creatures Beyond Our Earth

–Diary From a Haunted Hotel: An inside look at what it’s like to work within the walls of a haunted Gettysburg hotel.

–Tales From the Road — The Hunter Speaks: Dave Galvan shares his findings from a recent investigation at The Old Wheeler Inn, a historic B&B on the North Oregon Coast.

–Equipment Update: Avoiding Buyer’s Remorse When Purchasing an Entry-Level Thermal Imager

–Plus! Don’t miss our annual Paranormal Fiction contest winner’s entry, False Reading, by Sandi Kennedy, as well as Michelle M. Pillow’s Paranormal Fantasy Author Spotlight on Mandy M. Roth.