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Author Details
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Grant Lewi |
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Grant Lewi was born June 8, 1902 in Albany, New York. He was educated at Hamilton College and Columbia University. After graduating from Columbia, Lewi taught English at Dartmouth, at the University of North Dakota, and at the University of Delaware. He was married to Carolyn Wallace, daughter of astrologer Athene Gayle Wallace, in 1926. He began to study astrology with his mother-in-law. His first career choice was writing, but the economic pressures of the times were difficult, and in 1934 he began working as a professional astrologer. Under the pseudonym Oscar, he provided a short outline of his life in Astrology for the Millions. In the late thirties and forties, Lewi edited Horoscope Magazine. In 1950, he resigned in order to initiate his own magazine, The Astrologer. He moved to Arizona in the same time period and passed away July 15, 1951, having determined the exact moment of his own death using astrology. Some of the old boy astrologers would do that type of thing for laughs, and usually, like Lewi, they were right. |
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