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The differences between the traditionally published author’s experience and the self-published author’s journey are staggering. In this...

Since the origin of human communication, people have shared stories. Even before written language, humans utilized symbols, pictograms,...

You are the writer of your story, you are the holder of your pen. As the five-star reviews start flowing in, championing your work and...

As you venture through the tarot, getting to know and learn the cards, you will soon discover which cards are your favorites—the ones to...

Tarot image credit: Our Tarot, by Sarah Shipman Typically referred to as female and/or exuding feminine energy, the Empress is the...

The High Priestess reminds us of the famous Greek declaration inscribed on the Temple of Apollo at Delphi, “Know thyself.” A wise and...

The first numbered card of the tarot, The Magician serves as a conduit between the spiritual and physical worlds, making magic happen...

Since I was a little girl, I’ve been fascinated with numerology. Although I’m terrible at math, I have a knack for remembering numbers,...

An introduction to the deck: Rachel True, an actress most frequently recognized for her role as Rochelle in the ‘90s cult classic The...

Pamela Colman Smith (1878 - 1951) also known as "Pixie," was a prolific illustrator, author, poet, publisher, and theater designer who...

In fictional writing, every story has a beginning, middle, and an end. The hero of each story must navigate this arc, meeting various...

On last week's post, The Tarot Closet, I briefly introduced writers to the anatomy of a traditional tarot deck, with regard to the...