So anyways, you know how I was releasing many of my astrology books into the wild? Well, I though that you might be interested in knowing which ones I chose to hang onto- especially if you’re learning. Essentially, what’s left only…
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Finally…
So anyways, today is publication day for Baby, It’s You. Although, given that I’m writing this last Friday, perhaps that’s not strictly correct… In a way, it’s a little of an anti-climax…although hubby and I intend to have a little…
Astrogold for Mac OSX is here…
I love my Mac. As they say (or is it, as I say?) once you go Mac, you never go back… When I first purchased it, there was some hesitation- about nothing other than how I would get Solarfire- my…
Venus Signs- A Book Review
So anyways, Venus is, mostly, about pleasure. This is why Venus is said to be associated with money, food, love, relationships, connections, beauty- all the things that make us feel good, worthy, worthwhile. When it comes to love, it’s our…
Karmic Dates & Momentary Mates: A Book Review
Here’s the thing- I don’t read a lot of astrology these days. It’s not an arrogance thing, it’s just that I don’t have a lot of time and have been prioritising my fiction writing. That’s all. When I do, I…Read more →
The Luminaries
What would happen if you pieced a story together from 12 different points of view, using each of the Zodiac signs?For a start you’d end up with a great big doorstop of a book even if half of it was simply a dissection of one day. And you’d also end up …
Creating A Library: Beginner Books
Attentive Reading by Gustave Jean Jacquet. (Wiki)First of all: thank you everyone for writing in with your brilliant book suggestions. Two big gaps in my library have already been filled. I have just finished Richard Idemon’s Through The Looking Glass …
Book Review: The Stellium Handbook, by Donna Cunningham
My teacher used to say that having a bunch of planets together in the same sign or house is sort of like having a nursery full of screaming babies and only one set of hands. In technical terms, this bunch of hollering astro-infants is called a stellium, and beloved author Donna Cunningham has written a book about them.
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When The Past Comes To Life
Thomas Cromwell: fixer, strategist, statesman – Scorpio. Hans HolbeinKing Henry VIII – charmer, playboy, wife-killer and the first head of the Church of England – had an axe-man, Thomas Cromwell, whose job it was to facilitate the King’s desires
Unpacking My Library: The Confessions
Bascove: Reading in BedI found myself yesterday, rather to my own surprise, urging a client to read The Confessions by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, a book which was written more than 250 years ago and which I last read about 350 years ago.This is how it begi…