Review by Emma Sunerton-Burl On opening the deck I see it comes in a beautiful and very sturdy box, which can be a little stiff to open at first but is well presented. Inside is a good size guide book to the deck 10cm x 15.5 cm and almost 1.5cm Read more
Review by Diana McMahon-Collis “The esoteric indications by the great English occultist reinterpreted by the master painter Roberto De Angelis” From the moment of opening the deck of cards that is the Universal Tarot (Lo Scarabeo, 2003) I was in love with it! It does of course help if you are not Read more
Review by Sezo / Sarah Kral We all know we should keep a tarot journal. And maybe some of us are very guilty of not doing so, I know I am! So, I bought a copy of Christiane’s Tarot Moon Journal 2015 to see if that would help me. The Read more
Written by: Chloe McCracken / Inner Whispers The American Civil War Lenormand is one of a number of decks self-published by Bridgett Trejo. Although it’s not a period I’m especially familiar with, there’s something about this deck that appealed to me. I think it may be a combination of Gone With The Wind romance Read more
Written by: Chloe McCracken Gina Pace created the Pagan Tarot (Lo Scarabeo, 2005), so authoring the Pagan Lenormand (Lo Scarabeo, 2014) was a clear step along the same path. Though in terms of artwork it is closer to the Silver Witchcraft Tarot (Lo Scarabeo, 2014) by the same artist. Lo Scarabeo are really breaking the mould Read more
Written by: Inner Whispers / Chloe McCracken The Burning Serpent Oracle (self-published, 2014) is the latest deck from tarot greats Rachel Pollack and Robert M. Place. This deck truly deserves its subtitle: A Lenormand of the Soul. Firstly because, despite four extra cards (an extra Man and Woman, and Isis and Osiris) Read more
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