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Little, Tom: Tom Tadfor Little is a health physicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory. He holds a PhD in astronomy from New Mexico State University and has previously worked as a university professor and a technical writer. He is a Wiccan priest and teacher, and dean of the School of Magickal Arts at Ardantane (http://www.ardantane.org). He has used the tarot as his primary spiritual tool for a number of years, and has a strong interest in tarot history and antique decks. He has contributed to the Internet tarot community, and has created extensive online resources for tarot enthusiasts, including The Hermitage (a tarot history site, (http://www.crosswinds.net/~hermit) and Tarot at Telperion Productions (http://www.telp.com/tarot). He co-authored and edited the Tarot History Information sheet. Tom lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with his 8-year-old daughter Anne-Marie.
Tom is the co-author of Understanding the Tarot Court.
Also See: Tom Little
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