Otherworld North East are currently archiving old site articles and producing our range of journals. The journals are free to read and are hosted on Scribd (you’ll need a free Scribd account to read them):
Titles to buy written by members of the OWNE research team (links to Amazon.co.uk):
Otherworld North East: Ghosts and Hauntings Explored
by Tony Liddell, 2004, published by Tyne Bridge Publishing
Summary: “Most of us get an enjoyable chill from hearing and telling ghost stories, but are you brave enough to read this account of real-life ghost investigations? Together with teams of dedicated investigators, Tony has spent the last year visiting haunted sites in the North East, holding overnight vigils to discover more about paranormal phenomena. 0therworld North East contains 40 tales of ghosts and hauntings including accounts of investigations at 16 sites including Newcastle Keep, Beamish Hall and Alnmouth’s infamous Schooner Hotel. So which are the most haunted places in the region? How can you communicate with a supernatural presence? And did the investigators really capture a ghost on camera? Read the book to find out.”
Supernatural North East: Folklore, Myths, Legends and Ghosts
by Tony Liddell, 2009, published by Lulu.com
Summary: “Supernatural North East is an introduction to the North East of England’s folklore, myths, legends and ghost stories. Brownies, bullbeggars, brags and boggarts; grey ladies, spirits of the murdered, poltergeists and witches… you’ll find a glimpse into the dark minds and practices of our forbears in here… Just remember to check under the bed next time you’re home alone in the dark…” Includes tales of:
Bogies, Brags, Bullbeggars, Barguests, Dwarfs, Duergar, Brownies, Boggarts, Blue Bonnets, Fairies, Goblins, Redcaps and Dunters; supernatural hounds, cats, dragons and other strange animals; witches in history and fairytales, mystical charms and cures and finally a brief history of ghosts, tales of possession, vampires, grey ladies, Silkies and poltergeists, including a detailed description of the North East’s most famous case: Willington Mill!
The Haunting of Newcastle Keep, Investigation Series Volume I
by Tony Liddell, 2010, published by Lulu.com
Summary: “Welcome to a glimpse of Newcastle upon Tyne’s haunted heritage… Once you’ve read the book, why not visit the ancient halls and corridors of Castle Keep for yourself? Keep your eyes, ears and wits alert – you might not be alone… The Otherworld North East Research Society has undertaken research into the alleged paranormal activity in the ancient fortification since August 2003, and this book contains reports on physical phenomena, environmental anomalies, strange disembodied footsteps and voices as well as some persuasive photographic evidence. So is Newcastle’s medieval keep really haunted? This book allows you to make that decision, based on facts and observation rather than media hype.”
Please note that a new full colour edition is due to hit the shelves by early 2013.
The case of the Little Girl of the Angel View Inn began in mid-2004, when Otherworld North East founder Tony Liddell was researching material for the book Otherworld North East: Ghosts and Hauntings Explored (published by Newcastle City Libraries in October 2004). At the time of initial contact with the Inn’s owner, the Angel View Inn formerly the Old Barn at Eighton Banks, Tyne and Wear (overlooking the Angel of the North) seemed to be suffering repetitive symptoms many associate with a haunting, with witnesses including staff, the Inn’s owner and more importantly from the Inn’s business side of things, customers. 
