Imagine using an electronic device that allows you to communicate with the spirits of the dead, and then discovering the humorous and sad story of an earthbound spirit. That is what you will discover inWedge by Margaret and Maurine Moon. That device is the Psi-Writer, a specially-designed Ouija board. Every time the smaller tablet under their fingers moves over a letter or number, a signal is sent to an electric typewriter, printing the letter on paper. This allowed the Moon sisters to rapidly obtain and record the extraordinary communications of Jude Wedge. Jude Wedge was born in England in the mid-1600s and died there in a fire while still a small boy. His spirit apparently clung to his older brother, Jim, and accompanied him throughout Jim's lifetime. When Jim died and reincarnated in 1912 in the U.S., Wedge came along with him . . . and remained with him through the last quarter of the twentieth century.·Learn what it is like to be an earthbound spirit ·Discover Jude Wedge's loves, worries, griefs, hopes, and joys ·Feel the warmth of Wedge's rustic idioms Interestingly, Wedge is able to follow himself through previous incarnations. Using the idioms of his youth, he describes each "carnation," making this one of the most intriguing books ever.You will find Wedge a unique and delightful experience. If you simply read this as a historical trip through time, you will find yourself back in another age and marvel at how different it is from today, even though people still have the same wants, desires, and fears. If you read it on a deeper level, the psychic implications will be startling. Either way,Wedge is a book you must read. Read Less