I did not drink green beer last night

I’m Canadian, not Irish, but I did visit the pub last night with a group of friends, and while dying beer green seems absurd, I did drink (more than?) my fair share of Tanqueray, which comes in a green bottle. For those who keep score of this sort of thing, it probably counts for something.

I recently resent my article for the Origins column for Tarot World Magazine. This article details the history of the court cards as it relates to tarot, touching on the Golden Dawn’s “special” rearrangement in a gentle, neutral way. I’ve also sent reviews of the Housewives Tarot and the Blake Flame Tarot – I hope they’ll be able to use them. They’re facinating decks…though in very different ways.

A few books are sitting read and waiting for review on my desk right now: Dave Evans’ Aleister Crowley and the 20th Century Synthesis of Magick and James Curcio’s Fallen Nation: Babylon Burning. Those reviews should come out later this week.

A pile of new books have come in recently for review – a lot of good stuff, more on that as I get through them. Though if there’s anyone in Toronto interested in reviewing from my slush pile, let met know: send me a writing sample, payment is in free books.

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3. Aleister Crowley and the 20th Century Synthesis of Magick, by Dave Evans
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5. Ten Years of Triumph