Suzan Saxman did not want to be a psychic, but had little choice. From her early childhood, spent in small-town America in the 1960s, she has been visited by dead people. She did not want to be a fortuneteller, but, again, she had no choice. Wherever she went, people would find her and beg her to explain the unexplainable and do the undoable: they wanted comfort from their loss, relief from the presence of from bad spirits and connection with their loved ones who had passed over.
Variously described as a sensitive, a medium and an oracle, she has spent a good deal of her life with people from the other side. Having fought her gift for many years, she has slowly come to accept and understand her extraordinary skills. In 2015 she published her moving and eerily persuasive memoir, The Reluctant Psychic.
Variously described as a sensitive, a medium and an oracle, she has spent a good deal of her life with people from the other side. Having fought her gift for many years, she has slowly come to accept and understand her extraordinary skills. In 2015 she published her moving and eerily persuasive memoir, The Reluctant Psychic.