Arthur S. Berger

After serving in World War Two, Arthur S. Berger became a City Attorney. After many years, he retired from the law in order to deal with a new subject. He was both fascinated by the question of survival after physical death and troubled by the constant arguments and counterarguments over the quality of the evidence of life after death. Berger felt that, as a lawyer, he would be able to analyze the evidence and determine what was valid and what was not. He became a noted researcher and the author or co-author of ten nonfiction books including Lives and Letters in American Parapsychology (1988) which was described as "superb" by Parapsychology Review and selected by Choice for its "outstanding academic list.” His latest work is a novel: What Nobody Knew: A Reincarnation Mystery.