Faces at the Window: First-Hand Accounts of the Paranormal in Southern New England

Faces at the Window isn’t the usual collection of rehashed New England ghost tales, half-legends and spooky sketches. It’s the real thing, told by an author who actually experienced most of the cases in this book — and even photographed them. On the rare occasions when he wasn’t an eyewitness, he uses first-hand sources, reliable press accounts and even government documents.

Paul F. Eno is the ultimate storyteller. His breezy style, sympathetic treatment, wry wit and careful research will make you feel you’re actually at his side, working through some of the 20th century’s scariest, most remarkable cases of the paranormal in New England.

Paul F. Eno has been an investigator of paranormal phenomena for over 35 years. A prize-winning journalist who has done postgraduate work in psychology, philosophy, history, theology, literature and law, he has a special love for New England history and folklore. Mr. Eno is a former news editor at The Providence Journal and a former managing editor of Observer Publications in Smithfield, R.I. Articles by him have appeared in Yankee, Fate, Pursuit, American History Illustrated, other national magazines in America and Britain and nearly every Rhode Island newspaper. Mr. Eno now works as a freelance writer and editor from his Rhode Island home.