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If you've enjoyed Raymond Moody's early works and have an appreciation for his scientific approach to NDE's or his look at the healing aspects of mirror gazing, you will not like this book.

Although I don't disagree with Moody's desire to take back his own name and his own destiny from the hands of editors who are more interested in selling the "paranormal" than providing dignity to Moody's findings, "The Last Laugh" makes it apparent that Moody is not philosopher-enough to carry out his intentions to go beyond the current paranormal paradigm. He has no vocabulary for it and fails to create one in this book.

Writers change. Their voices take left turns sometimes. I'm not sure where Moody went, but he stepped way out of his depth here.