Through the Eidetic Plane: A Case from Paranormal Investigator Jonathan Barron Paperback – March 14, 2026

A town in Central Oregon holds a spring festival every year that commemorates the hangings of two convicted folk-hero murderers in 1865. The town re-enacts the hangings as the high point of the festival. A young museum curator discovers through her archival photographic research that one of the "murderers", her ancestor, is innocent, but certain powers in the town wish to suppress the truth. And remember, history always repeats, sometimes in mysterious ways, as paranormal investigator, Jonathan Barron reveals. The author includes real history, and as illustrations, two dozen archival photographs of his ancestors and other relatives who lived in that area in the 1800's.[Publisher’s Advisory: This story is inspired by real events, meaning the author stole shamelessly, changed everything around, and lied through his teeth. Don’t trust a thing you read in this story.]Also included in this volume is an account of another Jonathan Barron case titled, “Hazel Madding’s Ordinary Magic: A Faerie Tale. Chalumeau, an American jazz musician, meets a lovely and wealthy English country girl in London in midwinter… The story is told by Chalumeau’s nephew, Atlas. Read more