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The girl who barked like a dog — Boston, 1688
Four years before Salem, a thirteen-year-old in Boston gave a performance so convincing that the minister who wrote it down believed every word of it. The woman it hanged was the last person executed for witchcraft in that city.
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Handfasting — the cord, the promises, and how to hold one
Two people, a cord and a circle of witnesses: what a handfasting is, where it comes from, what the colours mean, and a ceremony you can use as it stands.
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Why that bad tarot reading wasn't really about the cards
A reading almost never fails because of the cards. After more than forty years, here is where it usually goes wrong — and how to spot it before you pay.
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When a reading goes sideways — five moments and what to say
Your sister argues with every card, a friend keeps pulling until she hears what she wants. It doesn't mean you did it wrong — you're reading for real people.
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The Bundy case I studied in 1987 — and what DNA has just closed
I studied Ted Bundy as a case study while he was still alive on death row and still saying nothing. Fifty-two years on, DNA has closed one of the blank lines on the page I was reading.
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Taking care of yourself as a tarot reader
Free readings are the quickest way to learn and the quickest way to burn out. A practice that lets you keep being generous without emptying yourself.
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