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Tattooed Tarot, by Pietro Alligo
With its modern yet lovely illustrations, the Tattooed Tarot would make an attractive addition to any collection.
Visconti Tarot Kit, by A A Atanassov
The Visconti tarot kit consists of a 78 card tarot deck, accompanied by a book of the same name detailing a brief history and descriptions of the cards.
New Encyclopedia of the Occult, by John Michael Greer
Written in clear and unambiguous language, the entries in The New Encyclopedia of the Occultare factual and concise, covering a wide range of topics in a more or less unbiased manner.
Magical Pathworking, by Nick Farrell
Magical Pathworking: Techniques of Active Imagination, by Nick Farrell Llewellyn Worldwide, 226 pp., 2004 If you can only order one occult book this year, then...
Summoning Spirits, by Konstantinos
Kostantinos provides a list of spirits the magician might wish to work with.
Professional Tarot, by Christine Jette
This is not a traditional tarot book. Far better, Professional Tarot is exactly what it says it is: a guide to becoming a professional tarot reader.
Secrets of Western Sex Magic, by Frater U.: D.:
Secrets of Western Sex Magic is aimed at consensual adults of any sexual preference or orientation, be they gay, straight, or bisexual.
New Encyclopedia of the Occult, by John Michael Greer
The New Encyclopedia of the Occult is a fairly substantial book, in size, weight, and topics covered. Even its bibliography is substantial.
Playing with Fire, by Dotti Enderle
The adventures of the Fortune Tellers Club continue. School has started up again, so there is less time to agonize over the typical teen problems.
The Forest of Souls, by Rachel Pollack
The Forest of Souls is n excellent book for expanding one's thought on traditional histories and practices of tarot.
Soul Purpose Astrology, by Margaret Koolman
Soul Purpose Astrology is great for someone who wants to be able to do their own interpretations, and it is a valuable resource.