About the author
Jack Demolay is credited as the author of Ghosts in Amityville, a short nonfiction account aimed at younger readers that retells one of the best-known American haunted-house stories. The book follows the family that bought the Amityville house a year after the murders that made it notorious, presenting the case in an accessible narrative format. It has appeared in editions from both Rosen Classroom and PowerKids Press, publishers that specialize in classroom and library nonfiction for young readers, which places the book in an educational rather than an adult true-crime or occult context. The catalogue lists no other titles beyond this account, so the available information about Demolay's work is confined to this single subject: a factual retelling of the Amityville haunting pitched at a young audience learning about a well-known piece of American paranormal lore.
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💬 What our editors say about Jack Demolay's books
“This title offers a unique window into the psychological torment and strange occurrences within the infamous Amityville walls. By focusing on the family's perspective a year after the tragedy, it provides a fresh take on a…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Ghosts in Amityville Demolay, Jack
“While this graphic novel successfully brings the Amityville haunting to life with engaging visuals and a chilling narrative, it is strictly tailored for younger audiences seeking an accessible entry into paranormal folklore.…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Ghosts in Amityville Demolay, Jack
