Alyne Pustanio

Alyne Pustanio
Author, Occult Expert, Paranormal Researcher

Alyne Pustanio is recognized as one of the foremost authorities in the supernatural and occult, and in the field of paranormal research. She is an expert in the folklore, legends and haunted history of her hometown of New Orleans.

Alyne is the author of “Haunting Tales of Old New Orleans, Vol. One: History, Legends, and Lore” (Copyright © 2014, Amazon Publishing Platform), “Risks Incidental: Supernatural Dangers of Paranormal Exploration” (Copyright © 2014, Amazon Publishing Platform), and “Purloined Stories and Early Tales of Old New Orleans” (Copyright © 2013, Creole Moon Publications). She is also a contributing author of “The Hoodoo Almanac (2012 – 2015),” “Hoodoo and Conjure New Orleans” magazine, and the periodical “Gumbo YaYa eZine.” Alyne is also a major contributor to recent publications by author and paranormal expert Brad Steiger, including “Real Zombies,” “Real Monsters,” “Real Aliens,” and “The Werewolf Book: Second Edition.”

Alyne’s work in the occult and paranormal fields is the natural result of a lifetime of exposure to the supernatural and unexplained. A survivor of supernatural attacks and Demonic hauntings, Alyne is especially focused on raising awareness in the paranormal community about the supernatural dangers inherent in the field of paranormal exploration. As an expert in the paranormal field, Alyne has appeared in some of the most popular paranormal television series including SyFy’s “Ghost Hunters,” the History Channel’s “Haunted History,” and Paranormal Network’s “Haunts.” She is regularly sought out as a consultant for numerous other productions airing on the Destination America Channel, the Travel Channel, the Discovery network, H2, BIO, NatGeo, and the NBC/Universal networks. She is a frequent and popular guest on radio talk shows dedicated to the paranormal and the unexplained, and is also the host of her own radio talk show, “Supernatural Substation,” which airs Friday nights, 9 Central / 10 Eastern, on the UPRN online radio network ().

A lifelong resident of New Orleans, Alyne is the descendant of the family of celebrated American composer, Louis Moreau Gottschalk, and many of her relatives were present for some of the most infamous events in the haunted history of her hometown. From the capture of Bras Coupé the Zombie King, to the breaking of the attic doors of the Madame Lalaurie’s mansion, those firsthand accounts come alive again in her evocative, Gothic book series “Haunting Tales of Old New Orleans.” A second "Haunting Tales" volume, "Under a Creole Moon," is in development. Alyne Pustanio truly is the New Voice of Old New Orleans.

To learn more about Alyne, or to purchase any of her books, please visit her official website, www.alynepustanio.net.