Far memory

the autobiography of Joan Grant

1st Dawn Chorus retypeset ed.
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Far memory

the autobiography of Joan Grant

1st Dawn Chorus retypeset ed.
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This is Joan Grant's autobiography of her childhood in England and the development of her psychic talents and ability to recall earlier lives. It is a stunning portrait of the difficulty of a free spirit trying to define herself in Edwardian England, and how that led to the collapse of her first marriage.

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Publisher
Dawn Chorus Press
Language
English

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Cover of: Far memory
Far memory: the autobiography of Joan Grant
2009, Dawn Chorus Press
in English - 1st Dawn Chorus retypeset ed.
Cover of: Far Memory
Far Memory: The Autobiography of Joan Grant
1985, Ariel Press
Paperback in English - 1st Ariel Press edition
Cover of: Far memory
Far memory: autobiography.
1956, Harper
in English - [1st ed.]

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Edition Notes

Published in
San Rafael, Calif
Genre
Biography

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
823/.9/12, B
Library of Congress
PR6013.R2737 Z52 2009

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Pagination
p. cm.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23554889M
ISBN 13
9781597313612, 9781597313629
LCCN
2009025077

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