"Personal Survival," by Dr. F. Homer Curtiss, is a book that presents a spiritualist view of life after death. The book argues that death is not an end but a transition to another realm, and Curtiss provides numerous examples of physical evidence to support this claim. The book covers a wide range of spiritualist phenomena including apports, automatic writing, spirit photographs, and materialization, as well as discussing the nature of the spirit world and the conditions found there. Curtiss also compares his findings to other spiritualist and occult teachings, such as Theosophy, and contrasts his theories with those of materialistic science.