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Now, more than 130 years later, Wallace\u2019s incredible true story is being brought back to life in the new novel The Great Life Reader by author and historian Allen Sircy.<\/p>\n<p>\u201cJules Wallace wasn\u2019t just a character\u2014he was a real man who fascinated this city,\u201d Sircy said. \u201cHe came to St. Louis at a time when people were desperate for answers, and he gave them something they couldn\u2019t explain.\u201d<\/p>\n<p>The Great Life Reader is a richly detailed work of historical fiction based on documented events. It follows Wallace\u2019s arrival during the height of the American spiritualism movement, his rise as a public figure, and the electrifying s\u00e9ance he conducted at the Hagan Opera House\u2014a performance that was called \u201cONE OF THE MOST FASCINATING SPECTACLES EVER SEEN IN ST. LOUIS\u201d by a local newspaper.<\/p>\n<p>Rather than portraying Wallace as a fraud or hero, Sircy lets readers step into the world of 1890s St. Louis and decide for themselves. Using archival newspapers, public records, and spiritualist accounts, the novel recreates the atmosphere of a city caught between mourning and modernity\u2014where belief and doubt collided under the flicker of gaslight.<\/p>\n<p>From s\u00e9ance halls to newspaper offices, The Great Life Reader transports readers to a forgotten chapter in St. Louis history\u2014one rooted in fact, mystery, and the unshakable human need to believe.<\/p>\n<p>The book is already generating buzz among true crime buffs, paranormal historians, and fans of Missouri\u2019s hidden history.<\/p>\n<p> The Great Life Reader is available now in paperback and eBook through Amazon, Barnes &#038; Noble, and independent bookstores.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>In the fall of 1893, a man named Jules Wallace arrived in St. Louis claiming he could summon the dead. Within weeks, he was drawing packed crowds, performing s\u00e9ances in darkened theaters, and making headlines across the city. 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