Talks with the Dead
About this book
The dead speak, or so the living people who receive their messages believe. Talks with the Dead records conversations in which questions about love, memory and the conditions of another world are answered from beyond the grave.
The accounts belong to the Spiritualist culture of mediumship and purported communication. Their everyday details are often more revealing than the larger claims about celestial order, showing what people most wanted to know about those they had lost. Names, voices and familiar concerns give the distant spirit world an oddly domestic intimacy. The testimony should be understood as the participants' belief, with its accuracy unresolved.
Cite this edition
John Lobb. Talks with the Dead. New edition, revised and enlarged. John Lobb. 1907. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/books/talks-with-the-dead
About this edition
Recorded edition: New edition, revised and enlarged.
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