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OverviewEvery time you draw a card, you open up possibilities. What will appear and what will you see? What lessons could the cards offer up? What aspects of yourself might they reveal? At its heart, the tarot is a storytelling device, a deck of symbols and narratives that can spark conversations, inspire ideas, and reveal new perspectives. And you don't need to be psychic to use it: it is a practice that is open to everyone. In this beautifully illustrated guide, tarot readers Jen Cownie and Fiona Lensvelt introduce each of the cards, drawing on literature, pop culture, and their own experiences, and encourage you to add your voice to this centuries-old tradition. Whether you are learning to read for yourself and others, refreshing your knowledge, or just curious, Wild Card will show you how the tarot can add a little bit of magic to your life. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Jen Cownie , Fiona LensveltPublisher: Pan Macmillan Imprint: Bluebird Dimensions: Width: 13.00cm , Height: 2.70cm , Length: 19.70cm Weight: 0.265kg ISBN: 9781529082111ISBN 10: 1529082110 Pages: 368 Publication Date: 12 October 2023 Recommended Age: From 18 years Audience: General/trade , College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , General , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock  We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsIf you thought tarot was all about predicting the future, think again. Jen Cownie and Fiona Lensvelt reveal the here-and-now problems it can tackle. -- <i><b>You Magazine</b></i> A deeply humane exploration of tarot awash with cultural references, humour and stories. A thoroughly modern (and welcome) reinvigoration of the tarot handbook. -- <b>Sinead Gleeson, author of <i>Constellations: Reflections from Life</i></b> An indispensable guide to the tarot for both the seasoned reader and the novice. Up there with 78 Degrees of Wisdom, but with its own brand of no-nonsense expertise and guidance, as well as being beautifully illustrated, it's a classic for a new generation and a fun, friendly companion on anyone's tarot journey. I loved it. -- <b>Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett, author of <i>The Tyranny of Lost Things</i></b> This book is refreshingly original and yet respectful to the ancient art of Tarot too. I love it, it's superb. Now when I have readings or try my own I can discern a Fool from the Empress with ease . . . Authentic and rebellious! -- <b>Carolyne Faulkner, author of <i>The Signs </i>and founder of Dynamic Astrology</b> The perfect guide for anyone looking to incorporate and distill the wisdom of tarot into their life. A beautiful and fascinating guide. -- <b>Sarah Crosby (@TheMindGeek), author of <i>Five Minute Therapy </i></b> I absolutely adored Wild Card - it is precisely the sane, wise, welcoming, inclusive, beautiful and sensitive introduction to the cards I needed when I was learning, and it is going straight to the top of my recommended tarot books. I loved it in every particular, and will be pressing it on every tarot learner I can find -- <b>Alice Tarbuck, author of <i>A Spell in the Wild</i></b> A tarot reading guide for people who aren't wholly sure that they are witchy enough to be into tarot. It's just the right balance of cosmic mystery and straight talking sense. -- <b>Caroline O'Donoghue, author of <i>All Our Hidden Gifts </i></b> A beautiful, playful, intriguing book. -- <b>Nina Stibbe, author of <i>Love, Nina </i>and <i>Reasons to be Cheerful</i></b> If you thought tarot was all about predicting the future, think again. Jen Cownie and Fiona Lensvelt reveal the here-and-now problems it can tackle. -- <i><b>You Magazine</b></i> A deeply humane exploration of tarot awash with cultural references, humour and stories. A thoroughly modern (and welcome) reinvigoration of the tarot handbook. -- <b>Sinead Gleeson, author of <i>Constellations: Reflections from Life</i></b> An indispensable guide to the tarot for both the seasoned reader and the novice. Up there with 78 Degrees of Wisdom, but with its own brand of no-nonsense expertise and guidance, as well as being beautifully illustrated, it's a classic for a new generation and a fun, friendly companion on anyone's tarot journey. I loved it. -- <b>Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett, author of <i>The Tyranny of Lost Things</i></b> This book is refreshingly original and yet respectful to the ancient art of Tarot too. I love it, it's superb. Now when I have readings or try my own I can discern a Fool from the Empress with ease . . . Authentic and rebellious! -- <b>Carolyne Faulkner, author of <i>The Signs </i>and founder of Dynamic Astrology</b> The perfect guide for anyone looking to incorporate and distill the wisdom of tarot into their life. A beautiful and fascinating guide. -- <b>Sarah Crosby (@TheMindGeek), author of <i>Five Minute Therapy </i></b> I absolutely adored Wild Card - it is precisely the sane, wise, welcoming, inclusive, beautiful and sensitive introduction to the cards I needed when I was learning, and it is going straight to the top of my recommended tarot books. I loved it in every particular, and will be pressing it on every tarot learner I can find -- <b>Alice Tarbuck, author of <i>A Spell in the Wild</i></b> A tarot reading guide for people who aren't wholly sure that they are witchy enough to be into tarot. It's just the right balance of cosmic mystery and straight talking sense. -- <b>Caroline O'Donoghue, author of <i>All Our Hidden Gifts </i></b> A beautiful, playful, intriguing book. -- <b>Nina Stibbe, author of <i>Love, Nina </i>and <i>Reasons to be Cheerful</i></b> Author InformationJen Cownie and Fiona Lensvelt discovered a shared love of tarot in their twenties, after taking a course together at Treadwell's, one of the UK's oldest occult bookshops. Drawn in by the beauty and richness of its visual symbolism, they quickly became immersed in the stories the tarot contains and the ways in which those stories can help people make sense of the full range of human experience - from the most significant moments in life to the smallest ones, and from the good to the bad to the completely baffling. Fiona is also an editor at the publisher Unbound and was previously The Times Books commissioning editor, while Jen works as a strategy director for an advertising agency. 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