Anne Bogel

And it is haunted by this past owner, this literary figure.

But sometimes it takes the form of the home's owner leaves the room, she comes back, things are not where she left them.

And sometimes that's pretty tricky when she's working on a manuscript.

But sometimes she'll come back from working on a manuscript and there will be handwritten notes and red pen on

all over the pages that are not in the owner's handwriting.

Like somebody else has been there and left her thoughts.

And I just thought those details are so fun.

So you get literal and figurative ghosts in this book.

And we're just going to stipulate that we both know what I mean when I say literal ghosts.

I am glad to hear it.

We have another book about a ghost for you.

And this one is set in Western Massachusetts.

And it goes from the Puritan era forward to the present time.

It's by Daniel Mason.

It's called Northwoods.

Is this one you're familiar with?

Did you get to the wronged in a past life spinster sisters whose ghosts come to haunt the house that is the setting of the story?

Owner after owner after owner after owner.

No, that doesn't sound familiar.

Okay.