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Richard Southall

Autor(a) de How to be a Ghost Hunter (How To Series)

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About the Author

Richard Southall is the author of How to Be a Ghost Hunter and Haunted Route 66, and has written articles for a number of periodicals, including Fate Magazine. He has been a featured guest on several national and international radio shows, including The X-Zone Radio Show with Rob McConnel, Shadows mostrar mais of the Paranormal, Edge of the Unknown, and Spirited History with Leanne and Angela. Richard lives in northern West Virginia with his family, where he has worked for over ten year as a substance abuse therapist. mostrar menos

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Richard Southall has compiled a book about haunting's in plantations in America. He has done a very good work, listed the plantations in different states. So here we have haunted plantations from South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and so on. All very neatly put together, Every plantation is described; its history and its ghosts. Very academic and also a bit boring to read. It really feels like reading a thesis. Some histories were kind of interesting to read, especially the very tragic ones, women waiting for a soldier never to return to her and so on, but hell this is about ghosts and the book bored me because everything was so clinical and dispassionate.



Also I missed images in the book. I hope the finished book will have images of the plantations, even if they are burned down and in ruin. It would have been much more interesting to read if one had some images to go with the story.

2 stars

Thank you Netgalley for providing me with a free copy for an honest review!

Review also posted on And Now for Something Completely Different and It's a Mad Mad World
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MaraBlaise | 1 outra crítica | Jul 23, 2022 |
Richard Southall has compiled a book about haunting's in plantations in America. He has done a very good work, listed the plantations in different states. So here we have haunted plantations from South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and so on. All very neatly put together, Every plantation is described; its history and its ghosts. Very academic and also a bit boring to read. It really feels like reading a thesis. Some histories were kind of interesting to read, especially the very tragic ones, women waiting for a soldier never to return to her and so on, but hell this is about ghosts and the book bored me because everything was so clinical and dispassionate.



Also I missed images in the book. I hope the finished book will have images of the plantations, even if they are burned down and in ruin. It would have been much more interesting to read if one had some images to go with the story.

2 stars

Thank you Netgalley for providing me with a free copy for an honest review!

Review also posted on And Now for Something Completely Different and It's a Mad Mad World
… (mais)
 
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MaraBlaise | 1 outra crítica | Jul 23, 2022 |
Some good ghost stories and urban legends related to historic Route 66.
 
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Iambookish | 1 outra crítica | Dec 14, 2016 |
How To Be A Ghost Hunter this is not. lol. The author does give a number of tips, etc that he has found useful in his investigations but it is not really a how to guide on how to be a "ghost hunter." Entertaining read overall and I did like him giving personal accounts on how he got into doing this and his own personal kit.
 
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ChrisWeir | Feb 15, 2015 |

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5
Membros
117
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#168,597
Avaliação
½ 3.6
Críticas
5
ISBN
10
Línguas
1

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