Tag: Tarot

The Fortune Teller by Gwendolyn Womack is, at its best, a Three of Cups kind of novel: one that establishes and develops oracular and emotional ties between women.

Marseille Tarot is one of the oldest and most distinct tarot decks in existence. The unique art seems simple, but this deck style holds many mysteries.

Once you work your way through Tarot by Design, you'll have added your own flavour to the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith imagery.

There are a lot of really unique tarot decks out there that speak to many specific niches. Cat Tarot by Carole-Anne Eschenazi is one such deck.

I find the act of reading poetry to be similar to the act of reading tarot because of how both use symbols, metaphor, archetypes, and so much more.

The Bonefire Tarot by Gabi Angus-West combines tarot symbology and tattoos in a colourful deck that is stylized after the classic Sailor Jerry tattoo style.

Epic Tarot is a dark deck. Dark in the way that our true thoughts can be dark and, although it is set in a fantasy world, it is a very serious deck.

The Art of Shadowscapes Tarot is a fun coffee-table book, and makes a great addition to the libraries of tarot readers and artists, who want to know more about the process of creating a deck.

The After Tarot is an interesting deck, and much can be gained from placing the Rider Tarot alongside the After Tarot, and drawing connections between them.

Tarot reading is for than just telling the future. Learn how you can use this ancient art to enrich and expand your practice and spirit.

Tarot Experience is a different type of tarot book. It is not about the cards so much as it is about the reader, the querent, and the people who use the cards.

With Tarot Illuminati, Erik C. Dunne and Kim Huggens have combined elements of both Thoth and the RWS to form a deck that is accessible and easy to read.