Jessa Crispin is the editor and founder of Bookslut.com and Spoliamag.com. She has written for The New York Times, The Guardian, The Washington Post, Boston Review, The Los Angeles Review of Books, Architect Magazine, The Globe and Mail, and other publications. Her first book, The Dead Ladies Project: Exile, Expats and Ex-Countries is forthcoming from the University of Chicago Press. She has lived in Ireland, Chicago, Texas, Kansas, and Germany. She currently lives nowhere in particular.
"The Creative Tarot . . . playfully reinvents the arcane
Renaissance-inspired cards."
*Elle magazine*
"Maybe you don’t think astrology or tarot or anything like that is
anything more than a case of people falling prey to confirmation
bias in order to better figure out who they are. Well, get over
yourself and let Crispin enchant you with this beautiful and
oftentimes surprising look into the intertwining of tarot and the
creative process."
*BKMag.com*
"Readers seeking creative inspiration will find this to be one of
the most accessible books ever written on the subject."
*Library Journal (starred review)*
"Crispin presents a persuasive case for the tarot’s usefulness to
writers and artists; her many insights into the creative life as
well as her dazzlingly wide array of examples throughout make this
a valuable reference for readers not remotely interested in the
'psychic arts.'"
*Publishers Weekly (starred review)*
"Even readers with no previous interest in the tarot will be
intrigued and delighted by Crispin’s ardently researched, spirited,
creative, and inspiring elucidation."
*Booklist*
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