Edgar Cayce Hombre de los Milagros - Tapa blanda

Public interest in Edgar Cayce is greater now, sixty-three years after his death, than when he was alive and making the incredible predictions that established him as the most documented psychic of all time. In early 1929 Cayce predicted an imminent Wall Street crash; it came the following October. In 1939 he predicted that two presidents would die in office: Franklin D. Roosevelt died in April of 1945 and John F. Kennedy in November of 1963. His gift was truly amazing! Here is the story of this remarkable man whose wonders have yet been able to be explained or duplicated.

Author of westerns including The Cheyenne Wars: The Dramatic Saga of the Greatest of all the Indian Tribes (1964), Cut-Hand, the Mountain Man (1964), and For a Few Dollars More (1965). He also wrote mysteries, Mansion of Evil, (1950), science fiction The Gods Hate Kansas, (1964), and biographies such as The Wickedest Man: The Extraordinary Story of the Gentleman from Hell (1954) and Edgar Cayce: Mystery Man of Miracles (1956). He died in 1989.