#instant tarot

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Instant Tarot, by Monte Farber and Amy Zerner

Instant Tarot is a really unique tarot book. There are so many on the market right now, it can be hard to distinguish one from the other. Of course there are always a few standouts (I love Kitchen Table Tarot by Melissa Cynova at the moment), but generally it takes something special to stand out. It’s almost hard to imagine a new angle on card interpretation, but in this volume, Monte Farber and Amy Zerner have found an interesting one. Their focus here is card positioning — where the card sits within a layout. It sounds deceptively simple, but it’s innovative and new for the genre.

[Read the full review.]

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Never let me into a Barnes and Noble unsupervised ever again...

[spiral-nature]

Instant Tarot, by Monte Farber and Amy Zerner

Instant Tarot is a really unique tarot book. There are so many on the market right now, it can be hard to distinguish one from the other. Of course there are always a few standouts (I love Kitchen Table Tarot by Melissa Cynova at the moment), but generally it takes something special to stand out. It’s almost hard to imagine a new angle on card interpretation, but in this volume, Monte Farber and Amy Zerner have found an interesting one. Their focus here is card positioning — where the card sits within a layout. It sounds deceptively simple, but it’s innovative and new for the genre.

[Read the full review.]

[spiral-nature]

Instant Tarot, by Monte Farber and Amy Zerner

Instant Tarot is a really unique tarot book. There are so many on the market right now, it can be hard to distinguish one from the other. Of course there are always a few standouts (I love Kitchen Table Tarot by Melissa Cynova at the moment), but generally it takes something special to stand out. It’s almost hard to imagine a new angle on card interpretation, but in this volume, Monte Farber and Amy Zerner have found an interesting one. Their focus here is card positioning — where the card sits within a layout. It sounds deceptively simple, but it’s innovative and new for the genre.

[Read the full review.]

[spiral-nature]

Instant Tarot, by Monte Farber and Amy Zerner

Instant Tarot is a really unique tarot book. There are so many on the market right now, it can be hard to distinguish one from the other. Of course there are always a few standouts (I love Kitchen Table Tarot by Melissa Cynova at the moment), but generally it takes something special to stand out. It’s almost hard to imagine a new angle on card interpretation, but in this volume, Monte Farber and Amy Zerner have found an interesting one. Their focus here is card positioning — where the card sits within a layout. It sounds deceptively simple, but it’s innovative and new for the genre.

[Read the full review.]