Kim Huggens is an author (Tarot 101: Mastering the Art of Reading the Cards) and co-author of decks such as Sol Invictus: The God Tarot and Tarot Illuminati. She has been studying tarot since she was a child but also has a degree in Philosophy and an MA in Religion in Late Antiquity
The Westwood Tarot is a beautifully packaged deck. It includes the card deck plus a substantial guide book, which comes in a rigid magnetic closure box, all wonderfully illustrated. The box is designed to look like a book, with a rounded spine and faux pages with dragonflies on the top
Tarot Training Sleeves by James Jacob Pierri and Dan Williams is a novel concept in learning Tarot, combining elements of cheat sheets, word prompts and QRF linked mini video lessons of each of the cards. The utilisation of the clear plastic sleeves enables the Tarot student to use any Tarot
Maisy Bristol is an experienced tarot reader and astrologer based in Montana, USA. With over 15 years of tarot practice and a background in astrology and editorial writing, she brings both intuition and clarity to her craft. As the founder of Tarot By Maisy (www.tarotbymaisy.com), she offers personal readings and
The Lost Oracle is a 36-card oracle deck, written by author and witch Fiona Horne and illustrated by Veronica Collins who also has an interest in witchcraft and paganism. The deck comes with a guide book in a standard rigid box, which isn’t too big, so can be easily carried
New Directions In Tarot, by Scott Martin, takes a different approach to learning and using Tarot cards, inspired by Pamela Colman Smith’s theatrical training, and how she used her theatre design experience to create the Minor Arcana. This is an innovative and wonderfully fresh approach to learning and using the
