You've survived life. Try not to embarrass yourself in the afterlife.
A slammed door can inspire terror-or a call to the handyman. A whispered warning can become a grocery request. And one misspelled message can haunt you forever.
Fortunately, the Bureau of Posthumous Affairs has a handbook.
Join Ambrose Thistlewaite and his unforgiving editor, Edna Gribble, for 101 rules on cold spots, haunted housemates, ghost hunters, and technology that was never designed for the dead.
With disastrous cautionary tales, dry wit, and a surprisingly warm heart, this fictional guide reveals why haunting is complicated-and letting go is harder still.
Haunt responsibly. Leave gracefully. File in triplicate.