Marley

Gibson

Marley Gibson is the author of the hit young adult paranormal fiction series, "Ghost Huntress," from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt’s Graphia line.

Gibson has been a lifelong paranormal enthusiast.  She started conducting paranormal investigations in August 2007 as research for her "Ghost Huntress" teen fiction series and has captured some very compelling pictures, videos, and sound files.  Gibson was featured on the premiere episode of The Biography Channel’s "My Ghost Story," as well as being interviewed by CNN.com for a Halloween feature on ghost hunting in 2008.

Gibson's publishing credits include "Ghost Huntress: The Awakening," "Ghost Huntress: The Guidance," and "Ghost Huntress: The Reason," "Ghost Huntress: The Counseling," and "Ghost Huntress: The Discovery." She has also co-authored a teen ghost hunting how-to guide entitled “The Other Side: A Teen’s Guide to Ghost Hunting and the Paranormal" with Patrick Burns and Dave Schrader.  Gibson is also the co-author of the wildly successful "Christmas Miracles," written with Cecil Murphey, from St. Martin’s Press.  The sequel, "The Spirit of Christmas" will be published in the Fall of 2011.  She also has a book called "Radiate" that is a fictionalized version of her cancer she went through as a teenager cheerleader.  Learn more about the book at www.radiatebook.com.

Gibson holds a Bachelors of Arts in Communication with an emphasis in Advertising and a double minor in Political Science and Speech Communications from The University of Alabama.  She has worked on several political campaigns, as a United States Congressional intern, and has been a marketing events manager in the medical, higher education, financial, and technology sectors.  While she calls Boston home, she extensively in a RV with her partner-in-crime and hubby, paranormal investigator Patrick Burns, and their two rescue kitties, Madison and Boo.