White Light Entity: I Once Was, I Still Am

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Summary: What?
Review: In White Light Entity: I once was, I still am, psychic Tristan Rimbaud explores the teenage years of his psychic life with little detail and terrible grammar. The bad writing really draws away from any message. Frankly, the book cover is the only real reason to own this piece of writing in my opinion.

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Summary: Almost there.
Review: Psychic Tristan Rimbaud tried to convey his early experiences with the paranormal in this book with a varied effect. I have heard Tristan on several radio show's ( he's everywhere at this point ), and I must say I was impressed by his accuracy and compassion for the callers. It's nice to see someone so young work at something like this and be good at it. The book could have technically been better. But, I think it's important to remember that a late teenager was behind the pen. I am looking forward to future book releases by Tristan because I can see him developing into quite an established writer. Is that my psychic ability coming out? Maybe I should ask Tristan.

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Summary: Psychic ...
Review: Tristan Rimbaud tries to share with the reader his life and development of his psychic abilities. I believe that HE believes in his abilities, but whatever message he is trying to communicate gets lost in his poor writing. Bad grammer and illogic distract the reader from the message. ... If you're interested in psychics and their abilities, I would suggest one of John Edward's books.