Book Reviews

The Jane Austen Tarot is a blend of the traditional Rider Waite Smith tarot structure, with renamed suits, and the characters and scenes from Jane Austen’s classic stories. The deck, created by Diane Wilkes, is designed to appeal to fans of Austen’s literature, who are also tarot readers. Each card Read more

…Crowley’s Book of Thoth was his last major magical work and could not have been achieved without Frieda Harris, not only for manifesting his vision, but also for her unstinting efforts to secure sponsorship and publication. In return, Crowley enabled her to realise that Art was her true spiritual path. Read more

When you visit Paul Hughes-Barlow’s website, you see that he describes himself as an independent researcher and practitioner of the Western Esoteric tradition. This independence is important because it provides the unique perspective we find in his latest contribution to the study of Aleister Crowley’s works. In The Secret of Read more

NOTE: The images of the book pages shown below are from an Advanced Reader Copy, sent to TABI by Llewellyn for review; therefore, content and imagery are subject to change prior to publication. I was excited to review Laura Tempest Zakroff (LTZ)‘s upcoming book, Tarot by Tempest, because so few Read more

Once Upon a Tarot Card is a fictional novel about the story of a little girl. Born into an unfortunate situation, her childhood is marked by neglect and near abandonment. Through a series of unexpected events, she comes upon a Tarot deck. Told mostly from the girl’s perspective, the book Read more