Profiles of Psychics

By Uri Geller. 1976, Warner, 287pp, 16-page photo insert (Fair. worn cover, slight water damage) "Spoon bender" Uri Geller's autobiography. (3/5/99)

By Andrija Puharich. 1974, Anchor, 285pp, out-of-print. (VG book in edgeworn DJ. Prev. owner's named blacked out inside, otherwise unmarked.) One of Uri Geller's strongest supporters, a medical doctor and ESP researcher, describes his contacts with Geller, including their psychic contact with an alien entity. (4/5/99)

By Jeane Dixon with Rene Noorbergen. 1969, William Morrow, 222pp, out-of-print. (G+ book in VG- DJ. Book Club Edition. Spine cocked.) "For the first time, world-famous Jeane Dixon tells her own story, in her own words, and reveals what she sees for the future!" Includes plenty of specific prediction for the the last quarter of the 20th century -- mostly wrong. (4/5/99)

By Susy Smith. 1964, University Books, 235pp, out-of-print. (VG book in edgeworn DJ) History of medium Gladys Osborne Leonard. "Many person who attended Mrs. Leonard's sitting became convinced that they had communicated with the dead; this was enough to satisfy them. But others sought to receive material so veridical it would stand up to scientific analysis as survival evidence. Therefor they established a framwork of painstaking supervision and kept exact records of everything said. It is with the work of this band of dedicated scientists that the book is primarily concerned." (4/6/99)

By Ena Twigg. with Ruth Hagy Brod. 1972, Hawthorn Books, 319pp, out-of-print. (VG book in G DJ with edgewear. Prev. owner's name inside, otherwise unmarked.) Autobiography of English psychic. "Ena Twigg's vision and voices (which she hears over her left shoulder) have lead to amazing predictions. She predicted the death of her father, her husband's safe return from combat, and the advent of World War II. Her contacts have been documented by respected memebers of the clergy and the professions." (4/5/99)

By Norma Lee Browning. 1970, Doubleday, 255pp. (G+, no DJ. Prev. owner's name inside, otherwise unmarked.) Profile of Dutch psychic Peter Hurkos who has worked on many missing person's cases in the U.S. (4/5/99)

By Berthold Schwarz. 1992, Eagle Wing Books, 244pp, B+W photos throughout. Supportive profile of psychic whose feats are reminiscent of Uri Geller. "/s/sugleris/ is a gifted, genuine telekinetic who began demonstrating his extraordinary abilities as a child. In the mid-1980s, well-known and respected psychiatrist Dr. berhold Schwarz began a long investigation into Sugleris, documenting the background of the bizarre happenings surrounding the young man and his family. In this provocative book, Dr. Schwarz has captured the essence of how paranormal abilities may be linked to family heritage. Telekinetic, telepathic, and other unusual events attributed to Peter Sugleris are fully documented in Into the Crystal." (7/8/99)

By Brad Steiger. 1968, Ace Star, 158pp, out-of-print. (VG. Faint cover crease, otherwise square, tight and unread.) "Graveyards and Ghosts... /para/spirit/poltergeist/ and visions... ESP and teleportation... The bizarre and the grisly... Collected and edited by Brad Steiger, the predictions, experiences, and tape-recorded dialogues by and about England's most celebrated clairvoyant and prophet - John Pendragon - are published in America for the first time!" (4/6/99)

By M. M. Delfano. 1972, Dell, 220pp. (G+) Jeane Dixon (6/17/99)

By Rene Noorbergen. 1971, William Morrow, 171pp. (VG in G DJ) Profile of clairvoyant and his advice. (5/1/99)

By Dorothy Spence Lauer and Brad Steiger. 1998, Galde Press, 165pp. "The author, noted psychic living in Southern California, shows us the way to more health and joy through the use of subconsious mental powers; i.e., ESP. The first 20 pages are about the amazing life and abilities of the author. The rest of the book shows how we may develop our own ESP toward positive goals." -- Los Angeles Herald-Examiner. (5/27/99) - Also listed on Developing Psychic Powers: Self-Help Guides.

By Jess Stearn. 1972 (1973), Doubleday, 307pp. (G+ in G DJ) The past lives of novelist Janet Taylor Caldwell, as revealed under hypnosis. Reincarnation & Past Lives (5/3/99) - Also listed on Jess Stearn: Books on the Paranormal.

By David Hammond. 1975, Bantam, 291, out-of-print. (VG-) "The fantastic breakthrough to a new, sixth sense -- the next startling evolutionary step!" Profiles of Uri Geller, John Price and Dora Van Gelder. (3/18/99)

by David St. Clair, 1972 (1973), Bantam, 338pp, out-of-print. (VG) An introduction to the characters in California's many psychic and spiritual industries, circa 1972. Valuable for its historical background on local psychics. (3/5/99)

By Patti Normandy Greenwood. 1991, Pineapple Press, 271pp. (VG-. Slight soiling along top edge, otherwise as-new.) "Indispensable guide for anyone interested in exploring new directions in personal a spiritual growth in Florida. This first-of-its-kind directory is an alternative yellow pages, a map to the centers of new thought, your guide to a hidden Florida... over 900 listings in over 315 catagories..." (4/19/99)

By Adriana Rocha and Kristi Jorde and Joan Borysenko, Phd (foreword). 1995, Ballantine, 301pp. Story of an autistic girl who is believed to have special spiritual and paranormal gifts, including reincarnation from previous lives. Told by her mother. (Near Fine. Stated First Edition.) Reincarnation & Past Lives (8/11/99) - Also listed on Reincarnation, Past Lives and Life After Death: New and Used Titles.

By Stephen Levy. 1999, Onyx. Story of fugative guru Ira Einhorn who murdered his girlfriend and has lived in Europe since. (5/11/99)

By M. Lamar Keene and Allen Spraggett and Ray Hyman and William V. Rauscher. 1976 (1997), Prometheus Books, 172pp. "M. Lamar Keene, who came to be known as the "Prince of the Spiritualists," enjoyed the riches and fame the accompany the life of a sought-after medium. He claimed to be clairvoyant and to produce objects out of thin air. He conducted seances in which participants talke with and even touched the dead. Yet every miracle Keene performed was a fraud, a lie, and a trick played on willing, gullible victims. In this powerful and brutally honest book, Keen exposes the secrets of the seance room, including ghostly apparitions, floating trumpets, "spirit sex," and other tricks used by mediums to exploit believers. Originally published in 1976 and long out of print, this classic work is a fast-paced autobiographical account of a confessed charlatan who was one of the first mediums to admit his deception. The Psychic Mafia offers an incredible look inside the world of fraudulent spiritualists by a man who rose to the top of a tawdry and lucrative business before he chose to renounce it all." (7/15/99)

By F. S. Edsall. 1958, Bell Publishing, 244pp. (G, no DJ. front cover slightly bent.) An introduction to psychic claims.

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