After having a difficult time establishing a career as a novelist, O’Donnell discovered to his happy surprise that the reading public was very interested in his hobby of chasing ghosts, which he called “Superphysical Research.” After this, he made a habit of buttonholing friends and strangers to find out what experiences they had had with spirits and phantasms. He happily volunteered to camp out overnight in houses known to be haunted, and he made a concerted effort to discover any unhappy events that had, perhaps, led a ghost to inhabit.
This, then, is a collection of his juiciest remembrances of running down ghosts in Europe and America, both in peace and in the horrors of World War. ( Mark Smith)
This, then, is a collection of his juiciest remembrances of running down ghosts in Europe and America, both in peace and in the horrors of World War. ( Mark Smith)
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
I Commence My Ghostly Investigations in Dublin
29:09 - Chapter 2
I Am Pursued By Phantom Footsteps
25:40 - Chapter 3
Some Strange Cases in Scotland
33:39 - Chapter 4
I Travel Across the United States
19:21 - Chapter 5
A Haunted Office in Denver
21:44 - Chapter 6
Cases of Hauntings in St. Louis, New York, and Chicago
39:06 - Chapter 7
A Haunted Wood, and a Haunted Quarry in Canada
43:34 - Chapter 8
Hauntings in the East End
39:14 - Chapter 9
Night Ramblings on Wimbledon Common and Hounslow Heath
34:23 - Chapter 10
My Views on a Future Life for the Animal and Vegetable Worlds
26:42 - Chapter 11
A Haunting in Regent's Park
26:11 - Chapter 12
A Haunted Mine in Wales
20:59 - Chapter 13
The Pool in Wales That Lures People to Death
32:14 - Chapter 14
I Go On With the History of My Life
23:16 - Chapter 15
Some Strange Cases in Birmingham, Harrowgate, Sussex and Newcastle
27:01 - Chapter 16
War Ghosts
36:59 - Chapter 17
A Case From Japan
21:09