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When You See the Emu in the Sky is the journey of Elizabeth Fuller - vital, energetic, and free, yet saddled with unspoken grief. At home in Connecticut, she has remarried, happily, after the death of her first husband, and she has found success in her writing. But as her dearest friend, an actor who portrays Bette Davis on stage, begins to waste away from AIDS, a terrible loneliness stares her in the face again. Her response: to gather her twelve...
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John G. Fuller could not have written his bestselling book "The Ghost of Flight 401" without the help of an airline insider. And that airline insider turned out to be flight attendant, Elizabeth Fuller. Together they uncovered dozens of pilots and flight attendants who actually had a first-hand encounter with the dead flight engineer of Eastern Airlines Flight 401. But the story goes much deeper as Elizabeth suddenly develops psychic powers and eventually...
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Elizabeth Fuller has brought Edgar Cayce's cosmic treasury of teachings up to date and made his boundless wisdom easy to understand and apply in today's modern world. Her distillation of his penetrating insights covers the entire range of psychic phenomena. Meditation is the master key to unlocking your psychic powers. Never before has Cayce been so readable and simple to use. Fuller, a talented psychic herself, shows you that with Edgar Cayce's guidance...
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The intimate, funny, and true story of a Hollywood legend coming face-to-face with her most ardent fan. On May 28, 1985, star-struck Elizabeth Fuller's dream came true when the legendary Bette Davis came to dinner at her Connecticut home. Four weeks later, as the hotel strike in New York dragged on, she was still there. Here is Elizabeth Fuller's warm, candidly funny day-to-day account of trying to please the irascible queen of Hollywood in so adverse...
5) Nannies
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From the moment Elizabeth Fuller took her newborn son in her arms, she was determined that he have the best care. Naturally, that meant a nanny, someone like Mary Poppins, maybe. But when Beatrice the nanny arrived from London she turned out to be a spiky-haired Cockney more suited to tending a head shop than a small child. Fortunately Beatrice soon left the Fullers for a rock-and-roller with hot pink and lime-green hair. That was just the beginning...