A time capsule from the golden age of American spiritualism revival.

Unintentionally campy, curious, and stylish, Séances and Sensitives for the Millions is exactly what it promises. This is a populist guide to mediums, spirit communication, trance states, psychic phenomena, and the theatre of the séance room. Written at the height of 1960s occult curiosity, Edward Albertson walks through famous cases, fraudulent exposures, genuine believers, and the mechanics of contacting the beyond.

A fun little capsule of mass-market paranormal culture at its most democratic and high energy output. If you're all about ouija boards, table-rapping, trance mediums, ectoplasm, and the personalities who built the séance industry, get a bite out of this.

First edition, first printing.