Rachel Pollack's books have
been translated into
Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Danish, Italian, Polish, and Portugese.
A number of my books are currently out of print. If I'm lucky I have
copies available for those who want to get signed copies directly from
me. (Sadly, that does not include The Dali Tarot, one of the most-requested
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A Secret Woman (2002)
Rachel's first mystery novel introduces homicide investigator Simon
Goldtree, who in the course of the novel becomes . . . someone else. Who
that is we will let readers discover for themselves. It's still early for
the book, but so far reactions have been wonderful.
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Burning Sky (1998)
collected short stories
A limited edition collection of twenty-seven short stories, along with
notes on issues raised in the stories, and a wonderful introduction by
Samuel R. Delaney. Some stories are realist in style (if not necessarily
in plot), some are modern versions of fairy tales, and some are outright
experimental. Burning Sky was published by Cambrian Publications.
Copies are best ordered directly from Cambrian, at www.cambrianpubs.com. |
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Godmother Night (1996)
Winner of the 1997 World Fantasy Award
Over a dozen images and plot ideas from Grimm's Fairy Tales
are woven into a contemporary story about two women, their daughter, and
Death, who appears in the novel as a diminutive middle-aged lady named
Mother Night. Kirkus Reviews wrote: "It grows inexorably into a
magical exploration of the deepest roots of life and death... Tender and
disturbing, down-to-earth and wildly inventive."
Hardcover: $25.00(shipping
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Temporary Agency (1994)
Nominated for the Nebula Award, the James T. Tiptree Award, and
the Mythopoeic Award
Michael Swanwick described Temporary Agency as "the real thing,
a shot straight from the Jungian depths, and the single most gripping book
I've read this year."
Hardcover:
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Softcover: $11.00 (shipping
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Unquenchable Fire (1988)
Winner of the 1989 Arthur C. Clarke Award
The New York Review of Science Fiction described it as "not only
the best fantasy of the year, possibly the best of the decade, and the
best feminist novel of the decade."
Hardcover: $24.00
Softcover: $14.00(shipping
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Alqua Dreams (1987)
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Golden Vanity (1980) |
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Soul Forest: 24 Tarot Writings (2011)
In Soul Forest, Rachel Pollack explores questions in what she calls "Wisdom Readings" - working with the Tarot to explore mysteries of our universe and ourselves. Covering topics as lighthearted as the celebration of May Day, and as deep as the shadow of the Holocaust, Rachel's writings use the Tarot as a mirror, a magnifying glass, and as a telescope to view the world.
Going beyond the traditional interpretation of symbols in the cards, Rachel delves deeply into the philosophical, mystical, elemental magic of the Tarot.
Softcover: $24.95 fromwww.tarotmediacompany.com |
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Seeker: The Tarot Unveiled. (2005)
Readers are encouraged to dive into the fascinating world of tarot,
where goals, dilemmas, and dreams are brought to life by a colorful cast
of characters.
Softcover: $?.??(shipping
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The Kabbalah Tree. (2004)
This book explores the stories, symbolism, and concepts of the Tree
of Life, using a remarkable painting of the Tree by Hermann Haindl, creator
of "The Haindl Tarot."
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The Forest of Souls: A Walk in the Tarot
(2002)
The book that brought "wisdom readings" to her fans, Rachel feels that
this book might be thought of as her Tarot masterpiece and is delighted
that it is enjoying a wide circulation. Tarotists and non-Tarotists alike
are reading, appreciating - and being moved to tears over - the profound
message of freedom that the Tarot grants to us as we explore the depths
of ourselves and the big questions which haunt and fascinate us.
Softcover:$15.00(shipping
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Shining Tribe Tarot (2001)
Designed and drawn by Rachel Pollack
About Shining Tribe Tarot (Caitlin Matthews (creator of The
Arthurian Tarot) wrote, "The deeper levels of creation run through
this pack, with a delightful freedom and wise love." Cynthia Giles (author
of The Tarot: History, Mystery, and Lore) wrote "I feel certain
that Shining Tribe Tarot will have an enduring place among the most
admired and enjoyed decks of this century." And Mary Greer (bestselling
author of Tarot For Yourself) wrote, "I highly recommend this deck
whose essence is a combination of the power and joy of the life force."
Deck and Book Set: $35.00
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The Power of Ritual (2000) |
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The Complete Illustrated Guide to the Tarot
(1999)
Softcover: $20.00(shipping
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The Haindl Tarot: A Reader's Workbook
(1998)
Hermann Haindl's The Haindl Tarot was first published in the
1980s. Its stunning art and deep spirituality made it an immediate favorite.
The original publisher commissioned me to write a text for the deck, and
I traveled to Germany to live with Hermann and Erica Haindl for several
weeks so that we could go over each card. Readers have often said that
the resultant two-volume work was indispensable to their ability to understand
and use the Haindl cards. Now, for a new edition from a new publisher,
I have revised and modernized the entire work.
Softcover: $12.00(shipping
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Fabrications (1997) |
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The Body of the Goddess (1997) |
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The Vertigo Tarot (1995)
128-page hardcover guide written by Rachel with an introduction by Neil
Gaiman. Seventy-eight 3" x 5 1/2" full-color tarot cards illustrated by
Dave McKean. |
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Shining Woman Tarot Deck (1992) |
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Le Jeu Divinatoire (1991, France only) |
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The Haindl Tarot, Volume I: The Major Arcana (1990)
Softcover: $14.00(shipping
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The Haindl Tarot, Volume II: The Minor Arcana
(1990)
Softcover: $14.00(shipping
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The New Tarot (1989)
Described by Dimensions magazine as "possibly the best book ever
written about the history of the Tarot." |
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The Open Labyrinth (1986) |
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Teach Yourself Fortune Telling (1986) |
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Salvador Dali's Tarot (1985)
Out of Print |
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78 Degrees of Wisdom, Part 1 (1980)
78 Degrees of Wisdom, Part 2 (1983)
Described by teachers, bookstore owners, and Tarot readers as "the Bible"
of modern Tarot interpretation. Its marriage of common sense, wide-ranging
knowledge, and esoteric awareness have inspired many tens of thousands
of readers worldwide to a deeper knowledge of the Tarot.
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Tarot Tales (1989)
Edited with Caitlin Matthews |
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Doom Patrol
issues 64-87 |
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The New Gods
issues 1-11 |
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Time Breakers
limited series |
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Tomahawk |
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Plus numerous short stories, articles, and poems in magazines
and anthologies.
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