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“I had no more than a seedling of an idea for my novel—a young widow overcome with grief.”
“What in the zeitgeist lends itself to this burgeoning fascination with ghosts and the afterlife?”
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“The spectral are getting louder, more insistent, more prevalent, and our literature, our cinema, reflect this.”
“COVID placed the specter of death front and center.”
“The spectral are getting louder, more insistent, more prevalent, and our literature, our cinema, reflect this Do you know what you’d do in the case of a haunting?”
“A wave of recent books and movies reveals that I am far from alone in my preoccupations.”
“The cascading fallout from COVID and our modern-day decline in formal religiosity are possibly two other factors.”
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“On this night, we were all enjoying the gift of camaraderie and laughter, denied us for months.”
“Those who still practiced formal religion learned out of necessity how to live a more independent spiritual practice.”
“It’s as if the departed will no longer be ignored.”
“This may be the latest organ discovered, a medical advance made possible by live imaging.”
“In the same week that the Pulitzer Prize for literature was awarded to Daniel Kraus for Angel Down, in which an injured angel appears to soldiers on a battlefield, Siri Husvedt’s memoir Ghost Story was published, a recollection of her long marriage to novelist Paul Auster, her grief at his death so intense that she experiences his ghostly return to their Brooklyn brownstone.”
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“I can think of several forces conceivably at play.”
“It was around this time that our mentor and her three dogs arrived.”
“It was on Wednesday night when things went sideways.”
“I should explain—two of the women were participating from the West Coast on Zoom, unable to attend because of prior commitments, but four of us were seated around the dining table.”