Book Reviews

 

Two Book Reviews: Queer Astrology Anthology and Queer Cosmos: The Astrology of Queer Identities and Relationships

Astrology is a very old discipline. Its foundational concepts, as well as most of its many elaborations and diverse avenues of thought, were created and flourished within societies...

Foreseeing the Future: Evangeline Adams and Astrology in America

Evangeline Adams is a towering figure in American astrology. She was arguably the most famous American astrologer in the early part of the 20th century, with an impressive clientele, a radio show, and several...

Brother Pluto, Sister Eris: Aspects Between the Dwarf Planets Through 800 Years of History

Mundane astrology is the branch of the field that focuses on world events. The term is derived from the Latin mundo, meaning “world”, and it’s probably a rather unfortunate term – after all,...
Book Review: A Cosmic Dialogue; Reassessing Methods for Understanding New Planets
For thousands of years, astrologers worked with a limited number of planets – the seven classical planets (including the Sun and Moon)...
Book Review: The Dance of Astrology: From Clockwork to Quantum, & Beyond
In the realm of philosophical writing, both logic and tradition suggest a lead-in to one’s magnum opus, some kind of “Prologue...



Book Review: Astrology Realized: Your Journey to Understanding Astrology
Astrology is a complex discipline, so it is natural that most astrology books are intentionally geared towards beginning...
Book Review: The Precious Pachyderm: An Evangeline Adams Mystery
Evangeline Adams looms large in the world of astrology. Her clientele included such financial power brokers as J. P. Morgan...



Book Review: Astrology and Spiritual Awakening
When we think of the purpose of astrology - what it is used for - we might think about clarification of relationship dynamics,...
Book Review: Jewelry and Gems for Self-Discovery
There is no shortage of books on astrology, and there are quite a few on the use of gemstones for healing or maximizing potential....



Book Review: Under a Sacred Sky: Essays on the Practice and Philosophy of Astrology
It is a rarity to find an astrology book that can be read with interest and appreciation by both professional astrologers...
Hexagon Magazine Reviewed
Smart. Sharp. Subversive. These aren’t my words, but the way Hexagon magazine describes itself. This urbane publication...



Book Review: Planets in Therapy: Predictive Technique and the Art of Counseling
In Planets in Therapy, Greg Bogart lets us in on an open secret: a lot of psychotherapists are interested in astrology. Many...
Book Review: There Are More Plutos
Or has it? In There Are More Plutos, author Sue Kientz presents the astrology of Pluto’s fellow Kuiper Belt inhabitants,...