The true Tarot is symbolism; it speaks no other language and offers no other signs.
A.E. Waite
A Magical Guide
Years ago, I received an “Oh, what the heck?” tarot reading that validated how the pragmatic and woo-woo sides of my brain are in constant battle. Intrigued, I raised my white flag and took on the role of The Fool, jumping right into reading the cards for myself. As I fell under tarot’s spell, I began to see each card in a deck as a page from a collectively cosmic book that follows and guides our individual life stories.
At one point, someone requested not a card for themselves, but for the character of a story they were writing. That idea lit me up from head to toe and led me to my passion for sharing how tarot cards are an incredible creative tool. Since that point, I have been partnering with them to help writers brainstorm character motives and plot points, and to banish writer’s block in a fun and unique way.
Discovering this magic led me to put down the fantasy novel I had in my head on paper, and I used tarot throughout the whole writing process!
Whether I’m reading for an individual, writing about the cards, or advising on one of my social channels, it never ceases to amaze me how any given card resonates so purely.
In my opinion, everyone needs a tarot deck in their back pocket.
Readings
My readings focus mainly on inspiring writers and are available upon request. Click the button below to reach out with questions or to book a session.
Your Magic, Write Now.
I love using tarot as a magical tool for writing, and soon you will have countless writing prompts based on the cards at the tap of your finger!
Pen & Tarot is an app that lets you shuffle and draw random cards to inspire your creative writing, journaling, and more.
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