Any members who have a copy of the Oak, Ash and Thorn deck may be interested to hear that Three Trees Tarot have now made their follow up deck available on pre-order. Entitled Smoke, Ash and Ember it's not as much of a follow up to the first deck; more an imagining that the forest setting contained ...

Interesting topic for conversation. My choice, although it may fall slightly out of scope of your definitions, would be The Tarot: The Origins, Meaning and Uses of the Cards by Alfred Douglas which accompanies the Sheridan Douglas tarot. The guide was the first tarot book I ever purchased back in th...

I thought I was a bit of a collector until I joined this forum. Wow, there are some impressive collections here! My main interest is decks from the '70s and 80's. Maybe just edging into the '90s. I try to get as early a printing of a particular deck as I can do but I'm not dogmatic about it. I'm pre...

I don't know what "Volume 1" is supposed to indicate, unless they anticipate the possibility of creating more tarot decks or illustrated books. I believe that Stephanie gave a mention to this in her last email update. Adam is hoping to begin work illustrating their new deck next month, al...

I wasn't sure whether to post this here but, well, it's not a review and neither am I still awaiting the deck stork. Anyway, my copy of the Oak, Ash and Thorn Tarot arrived last week. And it's even more stunning in real life than the pictures. The photos don't do justice to the quality of the cardst...

Hello all As a new member, I thought I'd share a little about myself before diving into other parts of the forum. How did you get started in Tarot? Oracles? Lenormand? Since childhood, I've been drawn to what I may broadly call esotericism. Firstly, it was the Greek myths but I was always most inter...