Sasha Fenton, author of Modern Palmistry, proves that you can hold the truth in the palm of your hand. With her help, you can learn to recognize if the lifeline is wide-forked (happiness at home) or narrow, which signifies a long struggle. You'll check whether the first phalanges of the fingers are long (intelligence) or short (someone who thinks less but possibly achieves more). You'll even be able to tell if that new romance is a good catch without the person knowing that you're "reading" them! A good palmistry session is a fun way to get acquainted. It breaks the ice, and its uncanny accuracy never fails to impress. Special feature: a step-by-step breakdown of a palm reading in photographs.
Sasha Fenton became a professional astrologer, palmist and Tarot card reader in 1974, but she tailed off her consultancy business when her writing took off. She has written 125 books, mainly on mind, body & spirit subjects. She has total sales of around 6.5 million copies to her credit, and translations of some titles into twelve languages.
Sasha has taught, broadcast and lectured all over the world, and has written for many magazines and newspapers. Her latest feature is a brand new Chinese Astrology column in Prediction magazine, starting with the January 2012 issue, available from 2nd December 2011.
As a past President of the British Astrological and Psychic Society (BAPS), past Chair for the Advisory Panel on Astrological Education and past member of the Executive Council of the Writers' Guild of Great Britain, Sasha has been energetic in contributing to the writing and mind, body & spirit communities in the UK.
Her latest project is a Chinese Astrology column in the British magazine, Prediction, starting from the January 2012 issue. Sasha has been interested in Chinese Astrology for some time, and has concentrated on making it more accessible to our western minds.
Although she still loves to write, Sasha and her husband Jan now spend more time in running their publishing business (Zambezi Publishing Ltd), and in their brief spare time, a spot of fly fishing in the beautiful South West of England is a great way to relax...
