When Siri Hustvedt felt her husband's ghost, she turned to science (opens original article in a new tab)
American author Siri Hustvedt wrote a memoir about her husband Paul Auster's death and her experience of feeling his presence afterward, which she attributes to a neurological response to grief.
- Siri Hustvedt experienced a ghostly presence of her late husband, Paul Auster, after his death in 2024.
- She wrote a memoir titled 'Ghost Stories' exploring their life together and her grief.
- Hustvedt noted that 30-60% of bereaved people experience grief hallucinations, which she studied scientifically.
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