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Questlove Has a New Creative Pursuit: Publishing

The musician and producer Ahmir Thompson, better known as Questlove, is starting his own imprint, with eye toward a mix of memoir, history and more.

by Alexandra Alter

On top of being a D.J., producer, filmmaker, drummer, Academy Award-winning director, culinary entrepreneur, member of the hip-hop band the Roots and scholar of Black musical history, Ahmir Thompson, also known as Questlove, is a prolific author. He’s written and co-authored seven books, including best sellers like “Mo’ Meta Blues,” “Creative Quest” and “Music is History,” and a forthcoming children’s book about time travel.

Now Thompson is adding a prestigious new title to his wide-ranging list of creative endeavors: publisher.

This year, Thompson is starting his own book imprint within MCD Books, a publishing division at Farrar, Straus and Giroux, where he will acquire an eclectic mix of fiction and nonfiction that ranges from memoir and books by social media stars to works about music history and business.

Thompson described the imprint, which he named AUWA Books, as akin to starting a music label.

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September 2023 Diverse Reads

September 2023 Diverse Reads:

•”Coleman Hill” by Kim Coleman Foote, September 05, Sjp Lit, Literary/Historical/Saga/African American/Own Voice

•”Land of Milk and Honey” by C. Pam Zhang, September 26, Riverhead Books, Literary Dystopian/Asian American

•”The Museum of Failures” by Thrity Umrigar, September 26, Algonquin Books, Contemporary/Women/Family Life/Asian American/Cultural Heritage

•”This Is Salvaged: Stories” by Vauhini Vara, September 26, W. W. Norton & Company, Short Stories, Literary/Women/Family Life

•”Evil Eye” by Etaf Rum, September 05, Harper, Contemporary/Women/Family Life/Cultural Heritage

•The Fraud” by Zadie Smith, September 05, Penguin Press, Literary/Sagas/Historical/Biograpical/Britain/Janaica

•”Wild Girls: How the Outdoors Shaped the Women Who Challenged a Nation” by Tiya Miles, September 19, W. W. Norton & Company, History/Women's Studies/Human Geography/19th Century/20th Century

•”The Devil of the Provinces” by Juan Cárdenas, Davis (Translator), September 12, Coffee House Press, Literary/Noir/Crime/World Literature/Colombia

•”And Then She Fell” by Alicia Elliott, September 26, Dutton, Literary/Horror/Native American & Aboriginal

•”Wednesday's Child: Stories” by Yiyun Li, September 05, Farrar Straus and Giroux/ Literary/Short Stories/Asian American

•Three Holidays and a Wedding” by Uzma Jalaluddin & Marissa Stapley, September 26, G.P. Putnam's Sons, Romance

•”What Start Bad a Mornin'” by Carol Mitchell, September 19, Central Avenue Publishing, Contemporary/Immigration/Women/African American/ United States/Trinidad/Jamaica

•”The Book of (More) Delights: Essays” by Ross Gay, September 19, Algonquin Books, Personal Memoir in Essays/Cultural, Ethnic & Regional/African American & Black

•”What You Are Looking for Is in the Library” by Michiko Aoyama, translated by Alison Watts, September 05, Hanover Square Press. Literary/Coming of Age/Friendship/World Literature/Japan

•”Thank You for Sharing” by Rachel Runya Katz, September 12, St. Martin's Griffin/Romance/Jewish/POC/Multicultural 

•”The Name Drop” by Susan Lee, September 12, Inkyard Press, Romance/Family/Parents/Social Themes/Class Differences/Diversity & Multicultural

•”The Golden Gate” by Amy Chua, September 19, Minotaur Books, Historical/Thrillers/Suspense/Mystery/Detective

•”South” by Babak Lakghomi, September 12, Rare Machines, Political/Dystopian

•”The Death I Gave Him” by Em X. Liu, September 12, Solaris, Science Fiction/Crime/Mystery/Thrillers/Technological

“A lyrical, queer sci-fi retelling of Shakespeare's Hamlet as a locked-room thriller.”

•”Others Were Emeralds” by Lang Leav, September 05, Harper Perennial, Literary/Coming of Age/Family Life/Siblings/Friendship/Cultural Heritage/World Literature - Australia

Happy reading, Mo✌️

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Parakeet by Marie-Helene Bertino. 3/5. A trippy and ultimately comforting book. A bride is visited by her dead grandmother (now a parakeet) and it gets weirder from there, with the magical realism allowing her to explore her relationships and truths and desires in life. It also features (spoiler alert) a gorgeous coming out of her sister as transgender and highlights the confidence such a change can generate and the difference that living such truths can make in relationships. I liked it and think I’ll re-read it at some point. It’s a little out of my go-to book type, but definitely worth it (and that summary, title, and cover can’t be beat). #95 of 2020.

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Once he was satisfied every inch was no longer bloodied, he stepped out the shower, grabbing a towel off the rack and wrapping it about his waist. Kneeling to check under the cabinet to see if housekeeping kept any spare trash bags under the sink he could stick the wet clothes in until he could go to the laundry room, he paused. There wasn’t anything under the sink besides some spare toilet paper...and an opened box of pregnancy tests? He picked it up, pulling out one, the digital screen reading ‘yes’. He could only stare at it, finally dropping it back in the box and replacing it under the sink slowly.

Stepping out the bathroom, hair pushed back and still dripping, he opened his mouth, then paused fingers to his lips in thought, staring at Arianna, before finally speaking. “I know this isn’t the greatest in the way of motels...but I have a really hard time thinking that they would leave trash...is there something you were planning on telling me, mo grá?” he inquired with furrowed brows.

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‘It actually took down our mailbox,’ Cass County resident captures video of flash flood

DREXEL, Mo. — A woman woke up in shock this morning when she looked outside and saw flood waters covering her driveway and the road beyond.

Bailey Farrar, a resident who took video of the flash flood rushing across her front yard, said she just moved to Drexel this summer. She’s never seen flooding like this before.

“Am I going to be able to leave? Am I going to be stuck here?” Farrar said.

The waters fell just as quickly as they rose. However, it left some damage in its wake.

“It actually took down our mailbox,” Farrar said. “Our neighbors mailbox is still up, but ours fell over and it`s in the ditch.”

But this probably isn’t the end for flash flooding over Labor Day weekend. Meteorologists are expecting flash flood warnings to extend for the next few days after several inches of rain fell over the past two days.

In Missouri, the state’s transportation department is reporting that about 40 roads are closed because of flooding, mostly in the western party of the state.

The Cass County Sheriff’s Office took to Facebook to acknowledge several roadways were reportedly under water. They are warning residents to be careful of possible damage caused by the flooding.

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Politics are almost inherent, if not overt, when bands play in the Washington, D.C., area. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard 1960s protest songs played — often with an extra dose of passion — as encores at shows.

Son Volt, the alt-rock/alt-country band led by Jay Farrar, didn’t need covers to weigh in on the state of our country Sunday at the 9:30 Club. More than half of the band’s new album, “Union,” deals with the state of the state as Farrar sees it.

And that state, starting with show opener “The 99,” is not good. Farrar’s anthem name checks protests over the Dakota Pipeline and the Ferguson, Mo. shooting that occurred near his St. Louis home and blasts those who allow “desecration of the land for the almighty dollar.”

While seeming to channel Roy Orbison in looks, complete with long bangs and sunglasses that never came off, Farrar’s lyrics and the band’s sound brought to mind Woody Guthrie via The Byrds and Tom Petty. Those references are not an insult; if anything, hearing the career spanning mix from Son Volt’s eight album, 23-year history showed how consistent the band has been despite numerous personnel changes.

Live, what impressed me most is how the new mix of songs on “Union” complement its back catalogue. The reason of course, is Farrar. He let the lyrics and music speak for itself throughout the 1-hour, 40-minute show, speaking little if at all between songs. The current Son Volt lineup — Andrew Duplantis (bass, backing vocals), Mark Patterson (drums), Chris Frame (guitar) and Mark Spencer (keyboard, steel guitar) — provided strong and richly textured support throughout.

“Union,” of course, dominated much of the show’s first half with six cuts, including “Reality Winner” (about a decorated veteran serving jail time for leaking confidential documents) as well as the less topical “Devil May Care” and “The Reason.” A personal favorite was “The Picture,” which fit the mood even though it was written more than a decade ago for 2007’s “The Search.”

Famously founded after Farrar and Jeff Tweedy split up Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt’s debut album — 1995’s “Trace” — remains perhaps its best known. Not surprisingly, the band saved songs from “Trace” until the show’s end, performing “Route,” “Drown,” a beautiful and chilling “Tear Stained Eye,” and set closer “Windfall” in a cluster broken up only by the rocker “Afterglow 61” (from 2005’s “Okemah and Melody of Riot”).  .  http://sonvolt.net/

Ian Noe, a 24-year-old Kentucky native whose debut album Between the Country, will be released May 31, set the stage for the band with a series of original songs and a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the USA.” Noe’s album was produced by Dave Cobb, and he is scheduled to open this summer on tours with both Blackberry Smoke and Jamestown Revival, so you’ll likely hear more about him this year.  https://www.iannoe.com/

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Gli anni bastardi di Ezra Pound, il poeta che trasformò un manicomio in un cenacolo

Su tutto, due cose. Anzi, tre. Primo. Tramutò un ospedale psichiatrico criminale, il St. Elizabeths di Washington D.C. nel “circolo letterario ortodosso del pianeta… convocato da un fascista, recluso in manicomio, che radunò turisti, attivisti, ambasciatori, accademici, i più famosi poeti dell’epoca, T. S. Eliot, Robert Lowell, Marianne Moore, W. S. Merwin, Charles Olson, Allen Tate, William Carlos Williams, John Berryman, Archibald MacLeish…”. Tutti a studiare il ‘fenomeno’ Ezra Pound (in apertura, nella fotografia, pazzesca, di Lisetta Carmi), più che accorsi a fargli visita, “agli occhi dei visitatori, Pound aveva la lucentezza di un simbolo. Era uno specchio su cui riconoscersi, era materia prima, era una via verso l’altrove lirico, e ognuno vedeva in Pound ciò che voleva vedere”. Secondo. “I dottori si tramutarono in critici letterari”. Proprio così. Per comminare la diagnosi e studiare la cura i luminari leggevano i Cantos. Quel groviglio di urla, quella fioriera di documenti – dai manoscritti esumati del Rinascimento senese, riminese, veneziano, alle perle di Confucio, dagli annali cinesi ai bagliori omerici – quel filo spinato di perpetui elettroshock lirici. Ezra Pound, il poeta più influente del Novecento – chiedete, nel ring Italia, a Eugenio Montale e a Pier Paolo Pasolini, per dire, ma pure a Tonino Guerra che, da altra sponda poetica, lo idolatra – è arrestato dai partigiani il 3 maggio 1945. Prima lo tengono a Genova, poi lo sbattono in un campo di concentramento americano a Pisa, poi, novembre 1945, volo a Washington, condanna, internamento al St. Elizabeths. Liberato nel 1958, vive prima a Merano, nel castello dei de Rachewiltz, dove ancora abita la figlia Mary, poi torna a Sant’Ambrogio, a Rapallo, in Liguria, infine a Venezia, dove muore, il primo novembre del 1972, 45 anni fa – e lì è sepolto insieme all’amata Olga Rudge. Pound era stato ‘mussoliniano’ (incontra il Duce a Roma, nel 1933), fu accusato di fare propaganda antiamericana via radio (ma leggeteli i suoi Radiodiscorsi, che è meglio, li ha stampati un piccolo, tenace editore di Ravenna, le Edizioni del Girasole, nel 1998), dissero che era antisemita. “Qualunque cosa il diavolo abbia confabulato con me – voi dovete decidere se curarmi o punirmi”: così Pound sfidò i propri dottori. Optarono per la punizione. “Nel 1946 una giuria ritenne Pound ‘insano di mente’, incapace di affrontare il processo intentatogli, che fu basato, perciò, da poesie lette durante l’udienza”. Condannato per attività poetica illecita. Compulsando i Cantos – l’opera lirica più ardua e ardita mai scritta – i dottori cavarono la malattia. “Nel 1955 a Pound fu diagnosticato un ‘disordine psichico’, non specificato. Nel 1958 la diagnosi diventa “disturbo narcisistico della personalità, dichiarato permanente e incurabile”. Ultima cosa. A mo’ di epigrafe e di chiave di volta.

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“Ezra Pound è l’uomo più difficile del ventesimo secolo”. Mentre in Italia attendiamo una nuova traduzione dei Cantos – l’attuale, tradotta con dedizione dalla figlia Mary, giace nei ‘Meridiani’ Mondadori: sogniamo una traduzione composta da un pool di poeti italiani – negli Stati Uniti un libro mette l’indice nell’ulcera della ‘follia’ di Pound. Scritto da Daniel Swift, insegnante al New College of the Humanities e articolista per il New York Times, il tomo The Bughouse: The Poetry, Politics, and Madness of Ezra Pound (Farrar, Straud and Giroux, pp.320, $ 27.00), ripercorre gli anni bastardi del poeta, dal 1946 al 1958. Lo studio è ‘all’americana’: pieno di dati e di date (si dettaglia, ad esempio, la mappa del St. Elizabeths, ricordandone la remota ‘teorica’, Dorothea Dix, vigorosa femmina che a metà Ottocento tentò di rendere migliori le condizioni di vita dei matti), con una certa verve narrativa (ma il vero ‘classico’ in materia è La gabbia di Pound di Piero Sanavio, Fazi, 2005). Più che altro, il merito di Swift è di aver imposto all’attenzione anglofona il ‘problema Pound’. “L’antisemitismo, il supporto prestato a Mussolini durante la Seconda guerra, la fama acquisita tramite una serie di inintelligibili trasmissioni radio per cui è stato accusato di tradimento, hanno offuscato il genio di Pound nell’immaginario popolare. Non esiste Pound il poeta, ma Pound il poeta fascista. E la sua reputazione ci costringe ad affrontare la questione se l’arte possa essere considerata a lato, a parte, rispetto alle convinzioni dell’artista”, scrive Scott Beauchamp su The American Conservative (l’articolo è qui). Vita e poesia, in Pound, coincidono, una penetra l’altra, non possiamo disarticolare Ez facendone, da un lato, il folle fascista che ha preso una clamorosa sbandata politica, e dall’altra il vertiginoso poeta che ha fondato riviste, avanguardie, estetiche. Ez è uno. Unico. Quando nel 1948 Pound ottiene il Bollingen per i Pisan Cantos – una specie di risarcimento all’infamia comminato dagli amici poeti – è chiaro a tutti che il poeta ha ruminato e vomitato la Storia. Vinto dalla Storia, invitto davanti agli uomini. Pound è ancora l’agnello sacrificale del Novecento.

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INDIE BAND OF THE WEEK - AMBERSTEIN

Forming in 2013, Amberstein has started their own version of Rock & Roll. In 2014, they released their first EP, which helped them gain a festival slot at Summerfest in Milwaukee. Enjoy this interview with Amberstein, only at RockRevolt Magazine!

Who are you and what is your role in the band?

I am Andrew Farrar and I play Drums and do vocals.

I am Jake Warne and I do lead vocals and play bass.

I am Jason Paulsen and I play guitar and also do vocals.

How did the band get started?

ANDREW: Jake started a project with Ross Machurick, the band’s former guitarist. Andrew met Jake through a mutual friend in Waukesha and the group started to write music together. Meanwhile, Jason, Andrew’s best friend growing up, was serving in the US Navy stationed in Guam. After completing his term of duty, Jason returned stateside and immediately fit in as the band’s fourth and final member. After Ross took a job in Minneapolis, the band returned to its original trio glory… and the rest is history.

JAKE: I started the band in my senior year of college with a friend from my hometown (Ross Machurick, guitar). My partner at my summer job (grounds keeping on campus) went to High School and played on drumline with both Andrew and Jason. He introduced me to Andrew, who joined on drums, and when Jason came home from the Navy he got close to the band right away, playing guitar as our fourth member. Eventually the Ross moved away and Jason took over as our lead guitarist. Both Andrew and Jason are strong singers, so everything worked out perfectly to be best trio we could be, complete with 3 part harmonies.

JASON: Jake and Andrew had a blind date, and history was made.

Who are your influences and how do they play a role in your sound?

ANDREW: I am a huge fan of technical drummers like Mike Portnoy of Dream Theater and Morgan Rose of Sevendust. In addition to my background in orchestral and marching percussion, listening to these drummers play deliberate notes on their kits inspired me to make drumming as musical and emotive an art as possible.

JAKE: As a singer my biggest influences have to be Alter Bridge and Shinedown with both of their singers, Myles Kennedy and Brent Smith, having similar styles and vocal ranges to mine. I also think both of them are great songwriters with strong melodies and well written lyrics. Other favorites include Bob Dylan, Foo Fighters, Thirty Seconds To Mars, U2, and Ozzy Osbourne.

JASON: SRV, Dimebag Darrell, Doug Aldrich, Frank Hannon, so many more. They all inspired me to pick up the guitar and just keep getting better. I remember the first album I was able to play all the way through with was Tesla’s Time’s Makin’ Changes album, I was hooked at a young age. Also loved to watch videos of SRV play, and then play back to them.

What has been your most meaningful experience being in this band so far?

ANDREW: We played a show in the Dells and went out to a bar afterwards. At the bar, a fan who saw us at a previous show recognized us and approached us asking, “are you guys in that killer-trio band, Amberstein?” My heart melted…

JAKE: I think the most meaningful thing for me is seeing people sing along. Whether we’re at a tiny show with ten people, playing at the world’s largest music festival, or opening for a national headliner, nothing beats seeing people sing along with our lyrics.

JASON: Road trips in the summer of 2016, quality time with my mates.

Favorite memory from a show you’ve played or a place you’ve travelled?

ANDREW: We played a show in Green Bay Wisconsin at an awesome venue called Big and Rich. The fans there were incredible, and they really connected with our music. We played outside on probably the hottest day of the summer, and right before we went on stage, the sun set below the nearby tree-line, saving us all from having heat stroke and third-degree sunburn.

JAKE: The first time we played Maybash (Summer Music Festival in Rio, WI). As soon as our set ended, a very strong thunderstorm rolled through and everything shut down while people weathered the storm in their campsites. Instead of packing everything up and waiting it out inside of our vehicles, we lowered our merch tent as short as it goes and tied everything down the best we could. We huddled under the tent with some of our closest fans, and played card (drinking) games until the storm passed over. I don’t think any of us have ever been outside during such a strong storm in our lives, but it definitely made for a great memory.

JASON: St. Louis, MO. Playing with our friends in the band Discrepancies at Cicero’s, then the party afterwards. It was one of the best nights of my life, and I got to hang out with my best friends.

What do you hope to accomplish with your music?

ANDREW: I want to write and share songs that truly embody who I am as a person. The message of our music is one of perseverance and realizing your potential, things that I think everyone runs the risk of looking back on and feeling unfulfilled or unaccomplished.

JAKE: I want to inspire people. I want to write & sing the songs that people build memories with. I want someone to hear a song of ours and feel something. I think of the bands that I listened to growing up, and every time I hear one of their songs I’m instantly transported back to that time of my life. I want our music to do that for someone else.

JASON: I hope our music reaches out to people. I hope that it does to people what music has done for me all of my life. I don’t know where I’d be mentally without music. Scary to think about.

Something about you that no one knows?

ANDREW: I can’t tell you because then you would know.

JAKE: I don’t drive a mini-van. I drive a large vehicle that can comfortably seat up to 8.

JASON: I have really bad anxiety when changing my guitar strings/ tuning my guitars, what if it snaps and goes into my eyeball or something?

What is next for the band?

ANDREW: We are finishing up the writing process for a full length, then we plan to record the whole doggone thing.

JAKE: Right now we are obsessed with writing and planning for a full length album. Lots of other things are happening, and we’ve got a ton to look forward to, but the full length album is #1.

JASON: Writing music, and planning for a full length album in 2017

Anything else you want to add?

ANDREW: Life is too short to allow conventional measures of success to deter you from pursuing your dreams. Jump when you get the chance.

JAKE: #OccupyALocalVenue

JASON: Caffeine is the lifeblood of Amberstein

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INDIE BAND OF THE WEEK – AMBERSTEIN was originally published on RockRevolt Mag

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  The following article goes into detail about psychic in Farrar Missouri 63746 After conducting psychic readings, numerology readings and tarot card readings for over 20 years now, I have gained a definite perspective not only as an advisor but as a client. As a client, I have been able to see exactly how psychics who are not real work their magic. After getting a psychic reading from dozens of so-called psychic advisors, you may find yourself intoxicated by the things that the psychic tells you. If it sounds too good to be true, most likely it is. You have to understand the origins and purpose of psychic networks. Their job is to make lots of money, not to help you. Granted, there are real psychics who are gifted and working on psychic network lines, but I have found that most of the people working as psychic advisors period, are not real at all. I'm sure you have heard by now that many fake psychics use scripts and certain formats in conducting their psychic readings, but for the most part, it's really simple what they tell you that gets you hooked. For example, if after getting a psychic reading, you find yourself feeling intoxicated almost, then they have done their job superbly. To be told that the one you love, loves you and that you will marry them and be together for the rest of your life is intoxicating. They give you hope that keeps you calling and calling until after you see that you have been lied to, you begin to face reality and the truth sinks in, you now realize that what they said was not true when they said it nor will it ever turn out to be true. You will find yourself hurt and disillusioned beyond the ordinary disillusionment experienced from your own life's complications. You may even find yourself broke or in debt. It's unconscionable that people could prey on others' vulnerabilities and pain in this way. But that is exactly what they do. And in the end, there is only more pain. And the inevitable distrust of psychics. It's this "fake" paradigm, which has its roots in the first elemental phone psychic networks, that dominates the public's perception and legitimate scrutiny is reasonable. But real psychics around the globe are out there and you should make it your business to find a foolproof way of determining who is real and who is not until such time as this paradigm is changed to ensure that your advisor is authentic by virtue of their credentials as it is for any professional practitioner.

Now you may frequent sites where the advisor is given feedback after your call. This is a good thing but, it is not foolproof. I have seen fake psychics who will have almost perfectly glowing feedback that goes on and on for pages. Perfect! You may wonder why this occurs. Simple. After you hear exactly what you want to hear or want to believe verified, well, this is where that intoxication comes in, you tend to reflect your glorious feelings with equally glowing feedback! But when things don't happen the way were told, you never come back. So, others following in your footsteps will call this advisor because "they too want to believe." Another thing to watch out for is fake feedback. This is also a tactic used by fakes to fool you. On sites where feedback is left, an authentic psychic advisor has to have a very high level of integrity in order to be comfortable telling the truth despite the fact of what the client wants to hear. If the psychic does not tell them what they want to hear in a reading, the client may leave very bad comments and a bad rating. It's the price you pay for being real. In my experience when I tell a client something they didn't want to hear, for the most part, they don't leave any comments. The fact is, they will most likely go find another psychic who will reflect their own feelings about the situation. A reading can be truthful and uplifting without bringing the client down but you have to ready to hear the truth. So how do you know who is real and who is not based on feedback! That is not to say that an authentic psychic is not going to have great feedback. They do, but sometimes they will be the ones to receive bad ratings and feedback mixed in with the good. Life is all about taking the good with the bad. Honestly, it's very hard to tell. The proof is really in the reading and outcomes and developing a relationship with a few trusted advisors who have been able to connect with you and your energy and have proven that their insights and predictions have been accurate for you. But, just remember, if it sounds unbelievably good, it probably is not really true and the psychic is not real and only setting up a line to take your money and setting you up for emotional failure. So be careful of perfect feedback. It's really not always an accurate gauge of the psychic advisors true abilities; except of course their ability to fleece you out of your dollars. Of course, really consistently bad feedback is a good indication that the advisor is probably just very bad and should think about going into another line of work.

Another point, you need to understand that even if you are speaking with a gifted, authentic psychic, you and that particular psychic may not connect that well. That is different from the psychic being fake. There a many reasons why a particular psychic may not connect with you. They may not be rested and ready to take calls, or you may not be relaxed and ready to receive truthful information or in some other way blocking the flow of what is being channeled thereby skewing the information on either side. Psychic readings are not an exact science. Intuition is relied upon to conduct an accurate psychic reading for a client. The reading goes much better when both the psychic advisor and client are relaxed and ready to receive. I personally find it difficult to connect with a client who wants to hear a certain thing. I have experienced many times my client trying to guide the reading. So see your authentic psychic advisor as someone who wants to help you and be ready to assist in the flow of information. To spot a fake psychic is not impossible, but if there was a way to quantify the statistic of fakes out there, I would be willing to bet that most (due in large part to large networks hiring script readers) are not real. Unfortunate, but through observation and experience, I feel this to be true. One of the Oldest Tricks in the Book. First Warning Sign That You Have Got a Fake! One of the oldest tricks in the book and something which continues to surprise me because people are continually taken in is when a psychic tells you someone has put a curse on you or there is a negative block on you which only they can remove for some exorbitant price, HANG UP! Say goodbye, because this person could not care less about you or your problems. Psychic parlors are notorious for this kind of activity. It is not for real, the curse nor the psychic. I have always believed that having a good doctor, a good mechanic and a good psychic are all professionals that are worth taking the time to assess their skill, experience and credentials to see if they are the one for you. There is nothing more satisfying than actually making a positive difference in someone's life and their continued use of your service over many years. A walking, talking testimonial is very gratifying for this psychic advisor.

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