"The Castle of Crossed Destinies" is a unique narrative where the characters, unable to speak, tell their stories through the use of tarot cards. The book is divided into two parts, each set in a different castle, and features a variety of characters, including knights, kings, and queens, who each use the cards to weave their own tales. The stories are interconnected, creating a complex web of tales that explore themes of fate, destiny, and the interconnectedness of human experiences.

Jazmina Barrera digs through archives and fragments to sketch the life of Mexican writer Elena Garro, confronting gaps and contradictions that resist a tidy portrait. The book presents Garro as a restless artist—a writer associated with magical realism, a dancer and divination devotee, an activist and complicated partner and mother—while situating her life within Mexico City’s social and cultural history and reflecting on the limits of biography.

In "Last Call," a gripping blend of historical fantasy and modern-day thriller, the story delves into the mystical underbelly of Las Vegas, where a professional gambler discovers that a high-stakes card game played with a Tarot deck has the power to reshuffle reality itself. The protagonist must navigate a world where magic and mobsters intertwine, facing off against a formidable adversary who seeks to use the arcane game to become the Fisher King and wield control over the fate of the Western world. As he struggles to understand the rules of this supernatural game and the powers at play, he must confront his own past and make perilous alliances to protect himself and those he loves from the consequences of this cosmic gamble.

"Alchemy of a Blackbird" is a captivating historical novel that delves into the lives of two remarkable women, Remedios Varo and Leonora Carrington. Set against the backdrop of World War II, the story follows Remedios as she flees Nazi-occupied Paris with her lover, poet Benjamin Peret, seeking refuge at Villa Air Bel. Amidst a community of artists, Remedios struggles with her identity, feeling overshadowed by her role as a muse rather than recognized as an artist in her own right. Her journey takes a transformative turn when she discovers a mysterious bookshop that introduces her to the world of the occult and tarot. This newfound passion ignites her creativity and helps her break free from societal constraints. Eventually, Remedios and Benjamin escape to Mexico, where she reunites with Leonora Carrington. Together, the two women forge a powerful friendship, embracing their independence and artistic vision. Through their shared exploration of the tarot, they unlock a deeper understanding of their art and themselves, becoming true pioneers of Surrealism. "Alchemy of a Blackbird" is a tale of resilience, creativity, and the enduring bond between two trailblazing artists.

This esoteric work serves as an in-depth guide to the Tarot, exploring its symbolism, history, and mystical significance. It delves into the intricate connections between the Tarot and various spiritual traditions, offering insights into the cards' archetypal meanings and their applications in divination and self-discovery. The text is rich with philosophical musings and metaphysical interpretations, inviting readers to embark on a journey of inner exploration and enlightenment through the lens of the Tarot's enigmatic imagery.

This collection of Indian tales explores the profound themes of life, death, and the human psyche through a series of mythological stories. Each tale is a journey into the symbolic and spiritual dimensions of existence, revealing the intricate interplay between the mortal and the divine. The narratives are rich with allegorical meaning, drawing from ancient Indian folklore and philosophy to illuminate the timeless struggles and triumphs of the human spirit. Through these stories, readers are invited to reflect on the deeper truths of life and the eternal quest for understanding and enlightenment.

A concise, approachable collection of essays by Lon Milo DuQuette introducing tarot, magick, Qabalah, divination, and key figures in the occult. The writings combine clear explanations, informed scholarship, and the author’s wry humor to guide readers new to these subjects without revealing any secrets or spoilers.