Book Reviews

With INTRODUCING THE UNIFIED ESOTERIC SYSTEM & TAROT, Attila Karpathy presents an inclusive reimagining of the 78 that integrates the esoteric disciplines into “an instrument of self-observation, self-remembering and self-development”. Anyone looking for an all-in-one book that combines the various esoteric disciplines with the Tarot, need look no further than Read more

John Michael Greer is the author of over fifty books spanning spirituality and the occult, economics and politics, fantasy and science fiction works. He served twelve years as Grand Archdruid of the Ancient Order of Druids in America. Greer is also an initiate in Freemasonry, the Hermetic Order of the Read more

From the publisher’s website: “Immerse yourself in the magic of tarot as Lilith Dorsey introduces you to the many ways it can complement your witchcraft.” This simple but accurate statement belies the depth of information contained in Tarot Every Witch Way. In addition to providing a deep exploration into the Read more

   Women of Tarot is described as an illustrated history of divinators, card readers, and mystics. That intro certainly piqued my interest, and I was intrigued by the format of the book, which is as visual as it is verbal. To put it simply, the illustrations and the accompanying text Read more

‘Iago’s Penumbra’ is the debut novel from Rose Guildenstern, who also creates and practices tarot under the name Juno Lucina. The book is an exciting dive into life, death, the afterlife, the end of the world and transcending love, blending shades of William Shakespeare and modern, dystopian fantasy/horror stories spiced Read more

When I opened the package to see this book I was instantly bowled over. ‘Your Tarot Guide: Learn to navigate life with the help of the cards’ is beautifully illustrated and presented. I’d go so far as to say I would happily own this book just to enjoy looking at Read more