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Existence and Reality: Jacks frequently explores what it means to be alive and the nature of reality. The title itself suggests a contemplation on the ephemeral nature of human life, implying that all people, in a sense, are like ghosts—transient and insubstantial.Metaphysics: The stories delve into metaphysical questions, examining the boundaries between the physical world and the spiritual or unseen dimensions.Philosophical Inquiry: Characters in the stories often engage in deep philosophical reflections, pondering the meaning of life, the existence of the soul, and the ultimate purpose of human existence.Spirituality: Jacks' background as a Unitarian minister influences his writing, with many stories touching on themes of spirituality, the divine, and the moral implications of human actions.