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The Cosmic Tarot by Jean Huets

The Cosmic Tarot book is an inspiring interpretation of the tarot, and an ideal companion to the Cosmic Tarot deck by artist Norbert Lösche. Each Major Arcana card is described in terms of "The Cosmos," "The Human Community," and "The Individual." The Minor Arcana cards focus on personal ambitions, hopes and fears, and loves, with special attention to relationships.

"Overall this is one of the better books I have seen of this type. The author is obviously well versed on the subject of Tarot and has skillfully applied her knowledge to this deck. Highly recommended." - Michele Jackson, Eclectic Tarot Cosmic Tarot book print edition on amazon.com
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A Quattrocento Crossroads by Jean Huets

An article on the 15th-century Visconti-Sforza tarot deck in Fantasy Magazine.
Francesco Sforza and Bianca Maria Visconti are celebrating their first Advent as ducal couple in grand style. The triumph deck is but one of the amusements. Their guests gather at a knee-high card table of thick, dark, carved wood... A Quattrocento Crossroads


Please Share My Umbrella by Jean Huets

A science fiction story, in October 2009 Kaleidotrope magazine.
A "margarita shower" was imminent, and Ko didn't have an umbrella, let alone a shelter that wouldn't be sluiced to mush by fire acid--let alone any shelter at all. She scanned the skies again, as if she could stare down the lowering greenish brew above, scanned the maps she held in each hand, as if she could cobble a path out of nowhere...


The Encylopedia of Tarot by Stuart R. Kaplan and Jean Huets

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Explore the vast world of tarot. Each volume stands alone, while offering different aspects of the tarot. Lavishly illustrated with cards from thousands of decks from all over the world. Annotated bibliographies of hundreds of books and articles from the 18th century to the present.

The Encylopedia of Tarot is a treasure for serious students of the tarot. Artists and occultists, too, will find inspiration in thousands of verbal and visual interpretations of these fascinating cards.

Volume I   An overall view of tarot and its history.
Volume II   Renaissance history of tarot, with medieval symbolism of the Major Arcana. Tarot from 15th through 19th centuries. Tarock. Identifying and dating tarot cards by back designs, makers' marks, tax stamps, etc.
Volume III;   Tarot in the 20th century, including a biography on Pamela Colman Smith and her artwork, tarot and nontarot.
Volume IV   Published and unpublished decks, mostly 20th and early 21st century. Special sections on Japanese decks, Rider-Waite decks, Tarot of Marseilles and Egyptian-inspired tarots.