Turning Inside Out - what if everything we've been taught about life is wrong?

by Josh Langley

What if we don’t die?
What if we’re not alone in this world?
What if life wasn’t meant to be a struggle?
Dive head first into the quantum quagmire that lies just under our
reality with Josh Langley, author, afterlife detective and self-confessed
cheese addict, as he goes on a life-changing journey to prove that
there’s more to this life than we’re led to believe.
Your hair will stand on end with stories of afterlife contact, including
encounters with the ghost of one of Australia’s most famous serial
killers, and children who see dead people.
Follow Josh as he meets his dream guide, and conducts mind-bending
experiments in the search for his ‘higher self’.
Turning Inside Out is a personal transformation book with a twist
that aims to challenge your beliefs about what it means to be alive.
Filled with humour, magic, synchronicity and moments of awe; get
ready to be transformed.
Are you ready to turn inside out?

200 pages, Paperback

Published August 1, 2016

About the author

Author - Cartoonist - Daydreamer.

Josh Langley grew up in Shenton Park, Perth Western Australia, where as a child he was constantly exploring, daydreaming, drawing, writing stories and creating music.

While not academically gifted and having failed high school twice, it didn't stop him from having a successful 20-year career in radio and advertising winning many awards including 2 Australian Commercial Radio Awards and being a finalist in other national and international awards.

In 2000 he started his own creative agency and lectured copywriting at one of the most prestigious acting and media universities (WAAPA) in the country. Around the same time, he turned to painting as another form of self-expression which led him to be exhibited at the 2002 Perth Fringe festival.

In 2010 Josh started drawing the successful Frog and the Well cartoons which spawned 2 books published by Big Sky Publishing, Frog and the Well: Unconventional Happiness (2011) and Follow Your Heart: Everyday wisdom for an extraordinary life (2012). Then in quick succession Josh published two ground-breaking memoir/self-help books; Dying to Know: is there life after death, and Turning Inside Out: what if everything we’ve been taught about life is wrong,

In 2016 Josh returned to writing and illustrating, creating a new style of Children’s book about self-esteem, feelings and resilience, which would appeal to both kids and adults. Being You is Enough and Other Important stuff received outstanding praise from parents and teachers and It’s Ok to Feel the Way You Do won the ABIA Small Publisher’s Children’s Book of the Year in May 2018.

In early 2016, Josh left his career in radio to run his own Advertising Creative business and pursue his love of writing and illustrating. His new self-help/memoir, Find your Creative Mojo: How to overcome fear, procrastination and self-doubt to express your true self is now available.
Josh currently lives in the South West of Western Australia, with his partner and a bunch of neurotic chickens. His favourite item of clothing is his sarong.

Reviews

[Connie Howell · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this easy to read book. Josh takes us through some of his quest for direct experience of the afterlife as he goes ghost hunting and later delving deeper into finding his authentic self. With an honest account of the struggles along the way this book is easily to relate to and will be helpful to many on their own path of discovery.

[Stelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a wonderful book about one mans journey to find out what else is "out there". Following on from Josh's adventures in Dying To Know - Is There Life After Death, Turning Inside Out takes a personal & spiritual track to find out what lies outside of our mundane, run of the mill lives. Sometimes sad but more often funny, this book reads more like a private one-on-one chat with the author as well as personal stories from people Josh has met on his adventures.

[Alayne · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was an interesting concept but it needed a good editing. It was full of errors - words in the wrong place, spelling errors, the list goes on. If you're going to publish a book, get it proof-read! The errors detracted from my enjoyment of the book to an enormous extent.

[Josephine Renee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Amazingly cool ghost stories and a lot of deep thinking on life. It also reassured me with it's mention of inner voices, that aren't schizophrenia, but kind compassionate soul guides. I could definitely relate. It was a great read. 💗