Bryant Hill’s 62 Perrin Street feels like a novel in name only – as it is mainly a faithful recounting of a year or so in a young boy’s life, as written by the man who was once that young boy. He describes the innermost thoughts of the ghost he once saw in the house at times, which is the most fictional and speculative aspect of the book, as it includes the opinions of a person who was deceased at the time. The description online lets the reader speculate as to the truthfulness of the story, but to this reader it seems entirely real except for the speculation about the ghost’s own perspective.
