Living in a Psychic's World: A True-Life Experience

By Kevin Quattrin

It's a problem that's seldom talked about. How does a non-psychic live with someone who in a very real sense doesn't live in the same world? Told with insight, humor, and honesty from personal... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 187890194X
• ISBN13: 9781878901941
• Release Date: January 1994
• Publisher: Hampton Roads Publishing
• Length: 170 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 0.5" x 5.8"

Customer Reviews

Good read

This is a wonderful book, filled with deep human emotion. It's unvarnished stuff, and describes a rather unique situation, actually being married to a woman who claims she's psychic. Great read, good memoir.

A Psycho's World

This is the coolest thing I've read in a while (even more entertaining than Plato's Republic, if you can imagine...XP). I shamelessly spoiled a part of the Quattrin Mystique by crusading down to my old high school and thumping this book like a Bible, but as an atheist, I need to elect humans to fill my psychological God-void, and the Word of Quattrin is amusing enough (besides, he really DID write His book). Anyway, it's mostly about KQ's psych(-ic,-o) ex-wife, who has an unusual personal reality that involves experiencing several different historical lives and identifying past-life bonds among others. It's not an entirely believable view, but at least it's good and weird. Mr. Quattrin can actually write, which isn't that surprising.If you want a picture of the author of this book, he has a curly brown not-quite fro and mustache and a quiet backstage wardrobe, with a matching bizarre yet low-key belief system...not really a system, actually...he's just strange. He plays Queen, Enya, and Pink Floyd during class, which apparently helped him get a degree...???Mr. Quattrin also published a book about precalculus. Later editions even have the correct HoDHi formula, inverted in the first limited-release printing. It costs ten bucks, but if you keep promising to bring in the money, eventually you'll surreptitiously graduate without paying.And if you don't get math the way he teaches it, back off, it's not his fault--you're just a dumb stump.