“You walk through strange lands” states the opening line in the guidebook to Bobby Green’s Crossed Destinies Tarot. This deck feels like a map to an alternate universe. The first thing I wondered when shuffling through the deck was about the name. What does it mean? What is the connection Read more
I have watched several interviews with Kenn Payne, and according to him, this oracle is the result of years of his worship and exploration of the Mysteries of the Goddess Hekate. I believe that the fact that the oracle was first created as a personal tool for self-observation and communication Read more
Icy Sedgwick is a folklore writer, researcher and podcaster, investigating the world of European folklore. I’ve followed her work for some time and am very happy to be able to review this book. She saw that love divination and love magic featured predominantly in her studies – something we, as Read more
I’ve always been a firm believer in synchronicity and once again, find this to be true. Experiencing a bout of tarot apathy, I found my interest in the cards, as well as my connection, waning. I figured it was just a phase, but I wasn’t doing anything about it. Then Read more
The Great Lakes Oracle deck is self-published by author Colleen Footit and illustrated by Sarah Palmer, a cousin duo from the Great Lakes region of the US. You may wonder why I am reviewing a region-specific deck of the US for a UK-based tarot organization. As a person located in Read more
Earthbound Tarot, a deck self-published by creator and artist, Celine Gordon, is unlike any deck found today. The artist gathers rocks, soil, and dirt from the landscape around her home of New Mexico in the US to create the pigments that were used to paint the deck images. The limited Read more
