Jenny Randles

Jenny Randles and Peter Hough have been professional authors for many years. They have written 15 books as co-authors and more than 50 books between them individually, ranging across many aspects of strange phenomena. Their work has been serialised in many British national newspapers and other leading newspapers across the world. Jenny has also made a number of documentaries for the BBC - including a six part radio series (Fact or Fiction?) and a record-setting BBC2 documentary probing...See more

Jenny Randles and Peter Hough have been professional authors for many years. They have written 15 books as co-authors and more than 50 books between them individually, ranging across many aspects of strange phenomena. Their work has been serialised in many British national newspapers and other leading newspapers across the world. Jenny has also made a number of documentaries for the BBC - including a six part radio series (Fact or Fiction?) and a record-setting BBC2 documentary probing government archives on the paranormal. The two authors worked together on the pilot and first series of the ITV networked show 'Strange But True?' and Jenny served as story consultant for every episode made across five years of production as well as a 90 minute 'live' special. Jenny wrote the books officially tied to this hit series that attracted viewing figures as high as 13.5 million. In addition Jenny has served for the ITV teletext service for several years as the country's first paranormal agony aunt, answering viewers' questions. Respected for their objective investigations, the authors have even been called in by police as consultants to attend an inquest into a mysterious death. See less