Lucille Ancrath
Good intro, but I don't think it manages to explain the author's way of “unconventional” card reading. He gives a couple of examples, but they are all kind of short and kept on surface level. I wish he went more in depth on how he comes up with his analysis.
I also don't feel like every book needs to have meanings for each card or rather conventional meanings. Vincent is interesting because he is a little “different” so I would have preferred if he kicked out traditional meanings all together and focused more on his own work.
Good intro, but I don't think it manages to explain the author's way of “unconventional” card reading. He gives a couple of examples, but they are all kind of short and kept on surface level. I wish he went more in depth on how he comes up with his analysis.
I also don't feel like every book needs to have meanings for each card or rather conventional meanings. Vincent is interesting because he is a little “different” so I would have preferred if he kicked out traditional meanings all together and focused more on his own work.