I am very excited about this new book by Rachel Pollack. I just got my copy and even though I read the manuscript months ago, I am still in love with her writing, wisdom, and insights. Learn more HERE.

Tea Leaf Reading for Beginners by Caroline Dow has won the 2012 Colorado Authors' League Award for General Book-Length Nonfiction. Established in 1931 to "foster the art and craft of authorship," the Colorado Authors' League is comprised of more than 250 professional writers, including authors of adult fiction and nonfiction, magazine journalists, children's book writers, playwrights, and poets. They have monthly luncheons that host writers and speakers offering insights on a variety of topics, as well as an annual gala awards banquet each may that features the presentation of the prestigious CAL awards honoring outstanding writers in a variety of categories.

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Ginny Brock, author of By Morning's Light. The spirits I know don’t exactly go bump in the night. One of them did knock a book out of the bookcase to get not only my attention, but the attention of a couple in the room who we’d gone on vacation with to Africa. The book fell without any provocation—no one bumped into the bookcase, there were no earthquakes that night (anything is possible these days), no reason. It had been sitting there quietly for years. The name of the book was The African Giant, a travel log by the author Stuart Cloete. That particular spirit would be my late husband Walt. He’s the noisiest spirit I know, but

I've been reading about the astrological signs and their associated tarot cards in Corrine Kenner's Tarot & Astrology book. Being a Capricorn, that was my first stop in Corrine's wonderful text. Capricorn is associated with Trump XV, The Devil. I've known that for a while and never liked the association. However, it certainly does seem like a good match. Corrine writes: "The Devil knows how to make the most of first impressions-and he knows how to intimidate his opposition. But if anyone could beat the Devil at a game of cards, it would be a Capricorn. ...both understand all too well the trials and temptations of the material world. ... Most Capricorns are keenly aware of