The Ghost Writer, by Damon Norko
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Once a writer, always a writer . . . What would you do if you came back as a ghost? You could finally write that novel . . . Meet Arnold Showalter, ghost. At night, Arnold haunts the magnificent underground Mystic Caverns of Appalachia. But during the day, Arnold becomes The Ghost Writer, the first "literary voice from beyond the grave." Yet before Arnold can capitalize on his fame, he must first exorcise the "ghosts" of his own past. And it is easy to become bitter when one is dead . . . Fortunately, Arnold's world is rocked when he meets Clarisse, a 15-year-old fatality of a car accident. Her fresh outlook and spunky energy awaken Arnold to the real possibilities of post-life existence. Clarisse inspires a quest that takes Arnold to the farthest reaches of the universe, and deep within himself.
The Ghost Writer, by Damon Norko- Amazon Sales Rank: #6293600 in Books
- Published on: 2015-10-30
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .30" w x 6.00" l, .41 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 132 pages
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Who you gonna read? The Ghost Writer! By Lisa Ann Sherman Damon Norko's The Ghost Writer is a ghost story unlike any you've read before.Arnold Showalter never felt he had much of a life. Nerdy and mundane not a hint of excitement. One ex-wife and two children later, Arnold dies an ignominious death from complications due to diabetes. He had always wanted to be an author, but never put pen to paper while he lived. NOW he had all the time in the world to write and he was a genuine celebrity!!Working as a haunter for the Orpheum Corporation, Arnold is assigned to the Mystic Caverns in Virginia. But when his haunting job is done, Arnold is the "first-ever literary voice from beyond the grave" and his stories are on bestseller lists the world over.But Arnold still feels like he's missing something. Yes, he embellishes all of his stories about his life experiences for readers to enjoy, but he just "remembers" the experiences he doesn't recall any true feelings about them. Where's the fun, the excitement, the caring enough to show emotion?Meeting 15 year old Clarisse changes that. No matter that she died from being struck down by a car, her attitude is bubbly, light-hearted and charitable. When Arnold realizes that he had a full sixty-four years of life experiences to look back on and Clarisse never had that opportunity, it makes him take on a new perspective.As Arnold's writing style changes his "after-life" in not quite the same anymore either. He's sharing new adventures and meeting new ghosts, but Clarisse is mysteriously missing and the familiar workplace he once knew is developing sinister undertones. What's happened to his new friend and why is he suddenly under such scrutiny? Who knew "post-life" could be so hazardous to one's health?
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Norko really encompasses that direction so eloquently and brilliantly that I couldn't help but to re-read the book ... By Paranormal Perspective dot Net The Ghost Writer is one of those novels that will make you think long after you've finished the book. As a paranormal researcher, I found myself immediately intrigued by his daring approach to encapsulate the after-life in a way that suggests that possibilities don't expire with our bodies. As a serious after-life theorist; I have always personally believed that there is another existence in a dimension that parallels the one we live in and perhaps within this dimension, we are able to communicate and interact with the paralleled existence if given the possibility or tools. Norko really encompasses that direction so eloquently and brilliantly that I couldn't help but to re-read the book a second, and even a third time to flirt with the idea of a productive after-life that can truly make an impact on this life. If you're ready for a fresh, and original approach to the paranormal, then I highly suggest the Ghost Writer.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Arnold Is a Lonely Ghost By Sam Sattler In Damon Norko’s ghost world, the ghosts have more reason to fear ghosts than their living and breathing brethren still subject to the laws of gravity have reason to fear them. Now throw in a hugely popular ghost with a philosophical nature who has found a way to write bestselling novels from the other side and publish them on our side, and you have the makings of one of the more unusual ghost stories you are likely to encounter this year.As a ghost, Arnold Showalter is living the dream he never managed to achieve when he was alive. Or, at least, it started out that way. Arnold always wanted to be a writer, but somehow he managed to live into his seventh decade without doing much about it. Now, he is determined to make the most of this unexpected second chance of achieving it. But let’s face it: Arnold can only spend so much time at the keyboard, and he is one bored ghost the rest of the day and night – even on his assigned day-job working as a mine-haunter for the corporation that more or less created him.What makes Arnold different from most of the Orpheum Corporation ghosts is that he has figured out a way to make himself feel all the human emotions he left behind with his dead body, something that is not supposed to be possible. But that’s both the good news and the bad news. On the one hand, this is what makes it possible for him to write the often gut-wrenching stories that he writes. On the other, it accounts for Arnold’s incredible boredom and his longing to find a friend.And find a friend, he does – several of them, in fact – ghosts who, like Arnold, are searching for the meaning of this life after life. Unfortunately for Arnold and his friends, Orpheum Corporation considers them to be rogue ghosts who need to be stopped before they learn just what they are capable of achieving together. So now the ghost-hunt is on.Although Damon Norko has packed a lot into this 134-page novel, I found myself wishing it had not ended quite where it did, and I wonder if perhaps the author has a sequel in mind. The Ghost Writer does, I think, suffer a little from its (lack of) size. More novella than novel, it does not allow Norko enough space to much develop more than two of his characters: Arnold and Clarisse, the teenaged ghost who becomes his first friend in ghost land. Too, because a substantial number of pages are devoted to the book’s more serious message, too few are left to move the action in the plot along.Still, I feel for Arnold, the lonely ghost, because being a ghost is sure not all it’s cracked up to be.
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