About the author
Reese Christian is the author of Ghosts of Atlanta: Phantoms of the Phoenix City (History Press, 2008), a local history of reported hauntings around Atlanta, Georgia. The book moves between Civil War-era sites such as Kennesaw National Battlefield and twentieth-century tragedies including the 1946 Winecoff Hotel fire, treating each location as both a historical event and a site of ongoing ghost stories. It appears in the catalogue in two editions, a standard History Press printing and a History Press Library Edition, but no other titles by Christian are listed here. The book is written in the regional-history-and-hauntings format common to History Press's catalogue, aimed at readers interested in Atlanta's past as much as in the paranormal claims attached to its landmarks.
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“Christian delivers a thorough survey of Atlanta’s haunted locales, appealing strongly to those with an affinity for regional folklore and historical mystery. The narrative effectively bridges the gap between dry historical fact…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Ghosts of Atlanta: Phantoms of the Phoenix City Christian, Reese
“This title offers a straightforward compilation of Atlanta’s spectral narratives, appealing primarily to local history enthusiasts and casual paranormal fans. It succeeds in weaving tragic events like the Winecoff Hotel fire into…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Ghosts of Atlanta: Phantoms of the Phoenix City