It feels like amazing decks have been getting most of the attention over the past few years. In the coming year, 2019, we have quite a number of great new books, in addition to some absolutely lovely new decks. For those of you who loved the Kitchen Table Tarot by Melissa Cynova, you will be happy to hear that her next book will be available in Winter 2019. Tarot Elements is a collection of tarot spreads based on the elements in tarot (spirit, earth, air, water, and fire). Many times, people want readings when their lives are (or feel like) a complete mess. This makes it really difficult to tease out the foundational questions or even to know where to start. Melissa’s approach allows

To see more, click here. We are all so excited about this book. Sasha Graham is uniquely positioned to write a brilliant book on the Rider Waite Smith Tarot. She loves this deck with all her heart and knows it like she knows the lines of her hands. She is a scholar and a mystic as well as a brilliant writer. Another bonus is that Sasha has created 78 spreads for this book, one for each of the cards in the deck. But actually, Stuart Kaplan, president of US Games Systems and current publisher of the RWS deck, says it best, in his foreword to this remarkable book: This book is quite unique to a marketplace selling hundreds of books about the Rider-Waite tarot deck. Sasha gathers

To see more, click here. Last year, Llewellyn’s new Tarot Calendar was a great favorite among our customers and so we’ve brought it back for another year! This one, for 2019, features all new cards and new content. Some of the decks represented include: the Mystical Manga Tarot, Lo Scarabeo’s Mystical Tarot, the Fey Tarot, Tarot in Wonderland, the Mystical Cats Tarot, and of course the Rider Waite Smith Tarot. You can get yours now, hot off the presses!

To see more, click here. The Modern Spellcaster Tarot is a fabulous deck in its own right and is particularly useful for magic users, especially those who favor associating Wands with Air and Swords with Fire. That said, the elemental associations are most visually apparent in the Aces, so anyone who favors the RWS images and associations will be able to easily use this deck. I really love the Justice card in this deck. It feels alive and engaged, not remote and reserved. This Justice cares about her job and seems to realize the effect her decisions will have on human lives and on the larger world. Melanie Marquis, the author, says this: Just as the Wheel of Fortune keeps