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Mentioned in 3 episodes

The Uncanny

Book • 1998

The Uncanny by Andrew Klavan is a gripping tale that reinvents the classic ghost story.

It follows Richard Storm, a Hollywood producer who seeks evidence of life after death in England, only to find himself entangled in a web of paranormal mysteries, Nazi art thefts, and a dangerous romance.

The story is a thrilling blend of suspense, horror, and romance, drawing inspiration from classic ghost tales.

Mentioned by

Diana Walsh Pasulka

Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by

Andrew Klavan

as a series of ghost stories.

Writing Fiction, Overcoming Depression, and Ben Shapiro Becoming Christian (Andrew Klavan) | Ep. 490

Mentioned by

Diana Walsh Pasulka

in relation to the concept of ontological shock and the experience of confronting childhood beliefs that turn out to be real.

Ep 6: Diana Walsh Pasulka on Levitation, Redaction, and the Ontological Shock of Contact

Mentioned by

Naomi Klein

in the context of his essay "The Uncanny", which discusses doppelgangers.

What Naomi Klein Found Down the Steve Bannon Rabbit Hole

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