Joan Grant
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Joan Marshall Grant (born April 12, 1907 - died 1989) was an author of historical fiction and reincarnationist. Her first, and most famous novel was Winged Pharaoh (1937). She later labelled all of her novels, far memory novels which she said were written using her recollections of her previous lives. She also coauthored with her third husband, Denys Kelsey, Many Lifetimes a book about her experiences using hypnosis to recall details of her own, and other's, past lives.
She has also written several children's books which contain stories she was told in past lives.
[edit] Bibliography
- Winged Pharaoh (1937)
- Life As Carola (October 26, 1939)
- Eyes Of Horus (1942)
- The Scarlet Fish (1942)
- Lord Of The Horizon (June 3, 1943)
- Redskin Morning (1944)
- Scarlet Feather (1945)
- Return To Elysium (1947)
- Vague Vacation (1947)
- The Laird And The Lady (1949)
- So Moses Was Born (1952)
- Time Out Of Mind (1956)
- A Lot To Remember (1962)
- Many Lifetimes (1968)
- Far Memory (?)
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