Tarot images appear to us fixed, stable and unchanging in the collective imagination and in our knowledge. What if we told you they're instead just moments, snapshots of scenes in the making? What happens to the Fool a few seconds after putting his foot over the cliff? Find the answer in this revolutionary After Tarot. 78 full colour cards and 160pp book.

Deeply entwined for six centuries, the art of tarot and the science of astrology have an undeniably powerful link. With this unique and user-friendly guidebook, you can easily learn to combine tarot and astrology for yourself--and expand your tarot practice while enriching your life.

Well-known tarot reader Corrine Kenner expertly teaches you everything you need to know, starting with tarot and astrology basics, the cards' archetypal symbols and imagery, the twelve signs of the zodiac, and the planets. You'll discover how every card in the tarot deck relates to astrology, and learn to:

--Read tarot cards and interpret an astrological chart--Recognize the twelve houses' ruling signs and planets--Pair the planets, signs, and houses with their corresponding tarot cards--Understand the astrological associations of the Minor Arcana --Make connections among the Court Cards, tarot suits, and the four elements--Identify each card's qabalistic associations--Give insightful readings for yourself and others

You'll also find practical astrological spreads, interpretive techniques, real-life examples, and sample readings for everyday people and famous figures, including Salvador Dali, Marilyn Monroe, and Prince William.

Meet the Ghosts of Devils Lake
In this collection of true ghost tales, you'll discover a wide range of bone-chilling stories from the dark and dangerous waters of Devils Lake, North Dakota-where the spirits of Indian and pioneer settlers alike are forever bound to the land they loved.
You'll meet the real men and women who still haunt the dusty trails they walked a century ago. You'll see them in the shadows of the wooded shore, and follow them across grassy prairie fields.
In sixty carefully chosen and researched accounts, you will find:
Legendary stories of bravery and courage in the face of certain disaster
Lost souls, doomed to relive their tragic deaths
Vicious outlaws, condemned to repeat their crimes for all eternity
Paranormal places, including a mysterious "Stairway to Hell"
Supernatural creatures, like the ethereal "Canyo Tina" on the south shore
You'll come to know a wide range of fascinating people, including:
Lillian Wineman, the eccentric old woman who stayed with her belongings-even after all of her possessions were moved into a museum
The Ward Brothers, who were murdered on their homestead and forced to seek justice from the next world
The captain of the "Minnie H" steamboat, who still waits and watches for any travelers who need safe passage to the Other Side
A lost colony of suffering Jewish settlers and their children
The Dakota warriors drowned by the spirits of an angry lake
Corrine Kenner is a Devils Lake native and the award-winning author of more than a dozen books on the paranormal. She has traveled the world studying the mysteries of life and death-and in this book, she offers a glimpse of the Great Beyond from spirits close to home.

Lost for almost a century, "Susan and the Mermaid" is the rediscovered tale of a magic ring, an underwater kingdom, and a wise old woman who knew how to make her granddaughter's dreams come true. It's a tale that rivals "Alice in Wonderland" for imagination ... and it was written and illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith, whose own life story reads like a work of fiction. Smith was an author, artist, and storyteller who divided her time between London, New York, and the island of Jamaica. During the early 1900s, she traveled with some of the world's most famous writers and performers, including poet and playwright William Butler Yeats, popular actress Ellen Terry (the Elizabeth Taylor of her day), and Bram Stoker, the author of "Dracula." Smith published three books by the time she was twenty, and her work won critical acclaim around the world. True fame and fortune eluded her, though, and she died virtually unknown in 1951. Twenty years after her death, however, an old card deck she created was republished, and millions of modern tarot enthusiasts were welcomed into Smith's world of magic, mystery, and metaphysics. "Susan and the Mermaid" offers a new and unexpected glimpse into that realm, where the border between reality and fantasy blurs, and ethereal creatures lead ordinary people into extraordinary adventures. This story first appeared in the Christmas 1912 edition of "The Delineator," a magazine for mothers and their children. This version reproduces the original text and images, just as they looked at the time. This book also takes the discovery a step further, by offering a close-up look at the dozens of full-color illustrations Smith painted to accompany the story. "Susan and the Mermaid" is a treasure recovered from the vaults of history. It's a gift from the past, from an artist who lives on in the words and pictures she left behind.