Psychic Blues: Confessions of a Conflicted Medium

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Psychic Blues pulls aside the curtain to reveal the fascinating life of professinal psychic and mentalist, Mark Edward. It is a personality that is at one time sincere and intuitive and at other times manipulative and mercenary - embodying the contradiction of hopeful skeptics everywhere. He tells his tale with dark humour and unguarded honesty. It is a rare glimpse into the often shrouded business of psychics.

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"Mr. Edward is staking his claim to belong to a very special subcategory of magicians and mediums: those who both perform their crafts and debunk them. From Harry Houdini to James (the Amazing) Randi and the duo of Penn and Teller, there is a long tradition of magicians who believe that it is their duty to inculcate skepticism in the audience." - Mark Oppenheimer, New York Times
"Mr. Edward is staking his claim to belong to a very special subcategory of magicians and mediums: those who both perform their crafts and debunk them. From Harry Houdini to James (the Amazing) Randi and the duo of Penn and Teller, there is a long tradition of magicians who believe that it is their duty to inculcate skepticism in the audience." - Mark Oppenheimer, New York Times