Oliver Pickle is a Montreal-based trans writer, publisher, and
editor with a soft spot for the esoteric and supernatural.
Long-committed to tarot for the skeptical and unconvinced, Oliver
leans toward contemporary readings of tarot, often re-visioned
through a feminist, queer, and trans lens.
Ruth West, after graduating with a degree in art, created Thea's
Tarot in 1984 in papercut, based on Billy Potts's A New Women's
Tarot. Since then, she has become an internationally recognized
artist working with digital art. One of the first graduates with a
Master's of Fine Arts in Computer Graphics, Ruth West has made art
that has grown steadily along with this medium. She was the first
computer artist in residence at Monet's Garden in Giverny, France,
creating an 80-piece series called the Digital Garden.
Rima Athar is a lover and a fighter with roots in Pakistan and
connections to feminist organizing for rights and justice all over
the world. You will most likely catch her on an adventure,
revelling in nature and beauty, swept up in thought, laughing under
the moon, stretching on a mountaintop, making use of her hands,
swimming in the ocean, and shape-shifting a lot.
"A beautifully crafted book, one that is filled with stirring
images that are accompanied by an interesting exploration of
symbolism that will provoke thought in even the most casual of
readers." --apt613
"An important document, a conversation across generations of
feminism and LGBTQ politics." --Autostraddle
"The descriptions are a mix of charm, thoughtfulness, and humour
which make for an insightful, meaningful, political, but also
sometimes very light hearted read." --Spiral Nature
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