Flipside: A Tourist's Guide on How to Navigate the Afterlife Paperback – Illustrated, 22 Aug. 2011

Constantly ‘name’ dropping like it’s going to mAke you believe what’s written ! Whilst I can’t explain these peoples experience I find it hard to believe someone would choose to return as a pedophile or torturous serial killer/neither of which were explored, cannot recommend in any way.

Excellent information, very entertaining.[Who cares about the 'howlers' - spelling, punctuation, grammar. It's the content that is important and helpful!]

I like this. It's down-to-earth (given it's about the non-material world.) Written in very relaxed style and pretty convincing. The author's showbiz background lends it validity despite storytellers and film makers being people who 'make things up'.

An interesting book and not simply a regurgitation of stories that I've read in other books.It's quite readable but, like so many other Kindle books, it hasn't been edited and contains errors in grammar, punctuation and howlers such as "this classroom was like anyone I've been in". (In case you don't see the joke, "anyone" is a pronoun. You could substitute "any person".)Nevertheless, I've given it four stars because it's well worth reading and most people probably won't notice the mistakes.

Very easy to follow and the sessions detailed in the book seemed fascinating. I would have preferred to hear more about these.

Such a great book! Well written and easily absorbed. I’m so pleased to read yet more confirmation that we really are so much more than ourselves

Richard writes very personally which make for an engaging and personal read, he pulls a lot of information from many sources both scientific and individual to present his thoughts on the subject. I enjoyed the transcripts of certain hypnotic sessions and personal tales interspersed with his life tales, well worth an easy read.

Lost marks because of a disorganised and waffly structure. But perhaps the core information is indispensable... It's hard to tell.