The drawback to being onstage for most of your life is that eventually you forget how to act when you're off it. p. 6

In such a life you're never offstage p.6

After thirty years of seeing ghosts, you learn all the tricks p. 8

Like most supernatural powers, necromancy runs in the blood p. 11

There was nothing more unprofessional than derailing a colleague's seance p. 22

With ghosts, even the staunchest paranormal skeptics wouldn't mind being proven wrong. p. 23

There's nothing worse than finding a fabulous new style in the fashion mags and rushing out to track it down, only to realize it made you look like a frumpy milddle-aged suburbanite or, worse yet, a frumpy middle-aged suburbanite who still thinks she's a smoking twenty-year-old. p. 34

But ghosts ask for more than an autograph and a handshake. p. 217

Like miracle worker, we return the ghost - the soul- to the...