Life with the afterlife : 13 truths I learned about ghosts

Life with the afterlife 13 truths I learned about ghosts

Amy Bruni

Book - 2020

Bruni reveals the insights she has gleaned over years of studying the otherworldly, and explains how these unwavering truths have shaped her unique approach to interacting with the spirits of the dead and those who encounter them. Her efforts to better understand the dead but not yet departed are told with humor and compassion for both those who are haunted those who are haunting. -- adapted from jacket

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Subjects
Parapsychology > Investigation.
Ghosts.
Supernatural.
Anecdotes.
Genres
Anecdotes
Published
New York : Grand Central Publishing 2020.
Language
English
Main Author
Amy Bruni (author)
Other Authors
Julie Tremaine (author)
Edition
First edition
Physical Description
xi, 257 pages ; 24 cm
ISBN
9781538754146
  • Introduction: Welcome to the strange side
  • Ghosts are people, too
  • Ghosts aren't trying to scare you
  • Ghost hunting is a hobby, not a career
  • You're not crossing anyone over (ever)
  • There's no such thing as a ghost detector
  • It's not always a ghost
  • There's no right way to find spirits
  • Beware of hitchhiking ghosts (or don't)
  • A haunted prison isn't the scariest place you can visit
  • If ghosts are real, Bigfoot is probably real too
  • It takes a (haunted) village
  • You don't need to prove that ghosts exist
  • Don't believe everything your read.
Review by Booklist Review

Paranormal investigator, Ghost Hunters regular, and current co-star of Kindred Spirits, Bruni has spent a lifetime in search of ghosts. Here she treats fans to some of her most memorable experiences and shares tips for amateur ghost-hunters. From a young age, she experienced strange happenings, including a possible Bigfoot sighting, that spurred her interest in the paranormal. For years, seeking out ghosts and otherworldly beings was her hobby--as she maintains it should be for most aspiring ghost-hunters; don't think this is your road to fame. She shares some of her early encounters, as well as retells--adding more background and details--many cases previously featured on Kindred Spirits, giving behind-the-scenes context to all the work that goes into the one-hour show. Bruni's conversational style and ghost-hunting tips that also serve as life tips (go in with an open mind, don't judge, beware of your own bias), plus the fact that she makes no attempt to win over non-believers, make this a perfect read for fans and anyone interested in the paranormal.

From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.

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