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Uri Geller tells the story of how he became one of the world's most famous mentalists.

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This biography of Uri Geller, the controversial spoon-bending and mind-reading performer, was the first to examine dispassionately whether the former Israeli paratrooper is a talented magician or something altogether more mysterious â perhaps even an authentic paranormalist. â Superstitious atheists will find this book toxic. Jonathan Margolis clearly spooked himself writing it and I got an attack of the creeps one night just reading it.â â Evening Standard â A brilliant book â nine out of ten.â â Channel 4 â A fascinating, unjaded, open-minded account of a great modern puzzle.â â Mail on Sunday â An even-handed and assiduously researched work. . . something close to a definitive assessment.â â New Statesman

A journal of the mystery of URI Geller.

Acceptable/Fair condition. Book is worn, but the pages are complete, and the text is legible. Has wear to binding and pages, may be ex-library. 0.78

Uri: A Journal of the Mystery of Uri Geller 0.78

For 25 years, Uri Geller's world-famous ability to unleash the power of the mind has been the subject of public scrutiny, scientific experimentation, bestselling books, and controversy. Mindpower Kit is full of suggestions and techniques on how to activate more of the mind, ranging from strengthening will power to enhancing intuition.

This biography of Uri Geller, the controversial spoon-bending and mind-reading performer, was the first to examine dispassionately whether the former Israeli paratrooper is a talented magician or something altogether more mysterious â perhaps even an authentic paranormalist. â Superstitious atheists will find this book toxic. Jonathan Margolis clearly spooked himself writing it and I got an attack of the creeps one night just reading it.â â Evening Standard â A brilliant book â nine out of ten.â â Channel 4 â A fascinating, unjaded, open-minded account of a great modern puzzle.â â Mail on Sunday â An even-handed and assiduously researched work. . . something close to a definitive assessment.â â New Statesman

Binding is solid and tight. Cover has mild edge wear. Pages are unmarked and clean.

In 2015, Hey Colossus released two albums on Rocket Recordings, In Black and Gold in February (LAUNCH 077CD/LP) and Radio Static High in October (LAUNCH 083CD/LP). Dedicated To Uri Klangers is a look back. It's best summed up by the 3000 words that can be found on the inner sleeve of the record. The tale begins: "The 2LP compilation that's in your hands now was initially released on cassette by S.O.U.L for our tenth anniversary show, September 2013, about 50 tapes were made and sold on that nigh

As the best-selling author of Exodus, Mila 18, QB VII, and Trinity, Leon Uris blazed a path to celebrity with books that readers could not put down. Uris's thirteen novels sold millions of copies, spent months on the best-seller lists, appeared in fifty languages, and have been adapted into equally popular movies and TV miniseries. Few other writers equaled Uris's fame in the mid-twentieth century. His success fueled the rise of mass-market paperbacks, movie tie-ins, and celebrity author tours. Beloved by the public, Uris was, not surprisingly, dismissed by literary critics. Until now, his own life—as full of drama as his fiction—has never been the subject of a book.In Leon Uris: Life of a Best Seller, Ira Nadel traces Uris from his disruptive youth to his life-changing experiences as a marine in World War II. These experiences, coupled with Uris's embrace of his Judaism and desire to write, led to his unprecedented success and the lavish excesses of a career as a best-selling author. Nadel reveals that Uris lived the adventures he described, including his war experiences in the Pacific (Battle Cry), life-threatening travels in Israel (Exodus), visit to Communist Poland (Mila 18), libel trial in Britain (QB VII), and dangerous sojourn in fractious Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic (Trinity). Nadel also demonstrates that Uris's talent for writing action-packed, yet thoroughly researched, novels meshed perfectly with the public's desire to revisit and understand the tumultuous events of recent history. This made him far more popular (and wealthy) than more literary authors, while paving the way for writers such as Irving Wallace and Tom Clancy.

Finding Uri is a memoir written by a man who has only one fleeting memory of his father. Uri Munro, a naval aviator flying off the U.S.S. Enterprise in the Pacific during World War II, was shot down and lost in January 1945. The author, also a Navy carrier pilot, unexpectedly received a box in the mail following his mother’s death. It contained 190 letters written back and forth between his young parents, Uri and Betsy, while Uri was in the service flying in TBM torpedo bombers. After almost a year’s consideration, the author began a two-year process of reading the letters and writing about the experience in real time. He includes photographs and often-emotional excerpts, and weaves other family members into the story. Using thorough research Munro tells the fascinating history of Uri’s Torpedo Squadron 90. But more significantly he gets to know his father and his mother during that two-year period in their lives. It’s an intimate, true tale that the reader discovers along with the author.

As the best-selling author of Exodus, Mila 18, QB VII, and Trinity, Leon Uris blazed a path to celebrity with books that readers could not put down. Uris's thirteen novels sold millions of copies, spent months on the best-seller lists, appeared in fifty languages, and have been adapted into equally popular movies and TV miniseries. Few other writers equaled Uris's fame in the mid-twentieth century. His success fueled the rise of mass-market paperbacks, movie tie-ins, and celebrity author tours. Beloved by the public, Uris was, not surprisingly, dismissed by literary critics. Until now, his own life—as full of drama as his fiction—has never been the subject of a book.In Leon Uris: Life of a Best Seller, Ira Nadel traces Uris from his disruptive youth to his life-changing experiences as a marine in World War II. These experiences, coupled with Uris's embrace of his Judaism and desire to write, led to his unprecedented success and the lavish excesses of a career as a best-selling author. Nadel reveals that Uris lived the adventures he described, including his war experiences in the Pacific (Battle Cry), life-threatening travels in Israel (Exodus), visit to Communist Poland (Mila 18), libel trial in Britain (QB VII), and dangerous sojourn in fractious Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic (Trinity). Nadel also demonstrates that Uris's talent for writing action-packed, yet thoroughly researched, novels meshed perfectly with the public's desire to revisit and understand the tumultuous events of recent history. This made him far more popular (and wealthy) than more literary authors, while paving the way for writers such as Irving Wallace and Tom Clancy.

Binding is solid and tight. Cover has mild edge wear. Pages are unmarked and clean.

There is more to Uri Geller than his countless "miracles" - and James (The Amazing) Randi tells all in this fascinating examination of the Geller myth.- What really makes Geller run?- Why have scientists reported on all Geller's "successful" psychictests and ignored his many failures?- Why will Uri perform almost anywhere, anytime, except in frontof professional magicians?- Can Geller actually bend spoons, keys and nails with his "psychic"powers?- Why do people around the world continue to believe Geller hasmagic powers, when his tricks have been exposed many times?In an eye-opening exposé, Randi provides a devastating blow to Geller and the pseudoscience of parapsychology.

There is more to Uri Geller than his countless "miracles" - and James (The Amazing) Randi tells all in this fascinating examination of the Geller myth.- What really makes Geller run?- Why have scientists reported on all Geller's "successful" psychictests and ignored his many failures?- Why will Uri perform almost anywhere, anytime, except in frontof professional magicians?- Can Geller actually bend spoons, keys and nails with his "psychic"powers?- Why do people around the world continue to believe Geller hasmagic powers, when his tricks have been exposed many times?In an eye-opening exposé, Randi provides a devastating blow to Geller and the pseudoscience of parapsychology.

This vintage first edition hardcover has survived the decades nicely despite lacking its dustjacket, book itself is in VG shape, nice. This is the true collectors edition, a first edition, first printing.

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