About this book
Ten years after the Titanic went down, W.T. Stead's daughter Estelle published The Blue Island: Experiences of a New Arrival Beyond the Veil, which purported to be a communication with Stead via a medium. In the book, Stead describes his death at sea and discusses the nature of the afterlife. The manuscript was produced using automatic writing, and Ms. Stead cited as proof of its authenticity the writer's habit of going back to cross "t's" and dot "i's" while proof-reading, which she said was characteristic of her father's writing technique in life. (Summary by WIkipedia)
Chapters (15)
1The Arrival
2The Blue Island
3Interesting Buildings
4Life on the Island
5Intimate Life
6More about Intimate Life
7First Attempts
8Reality of Thought Communication
9Important Points
10The State of Freedom
11Premonitions
12Residence
13General Results
14The Great Ultimate
15Christ and Spiritualism

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