Three decks tell a story.

On fads and a method that goes nowhere.

The French Cross, French style for two situations.

In love and war, you want to know who your soul mate is.

Spying with old cards to read for a detective story of the heart.

Power is staying in the momentum, samurai style. Give and take as a tactic.

How to read a string of playing cards like the Devil.

How to think about the cards before applying a method to a reading.

On flat versus dynamic readings.

Different schools of cartomancy read direction differently. What does the Read like the Devil method say about it?

How to make a sharp distinction between the symbolic meaning and function of the cards.

You don’t reshuffle when significator cards fall in the margins of a tableau, nor do you reshuffle when you discover other mishaps.

When metaphors determine the spread.

Which style of reading is the most efficient? Reading the cards in line or in layout? A comparison between three methods.

A sharp Lenormand lesson that cuts to the chase.

Reading for third parties and using the playing card insets to hammer the point.

Considering the size of the characters depicted on the Marseille and Lenormand cards.

A 3-card draw on how to read the court cards in connection with yes/no questions.