“I learned while writing for Little Red Tarot how powerful it can be for people to know that they aren’t the only one to have an experience and to receive empathy.” Catch up with Siobhan, and find out how to follow her work beyond LRT. Read more

Asali shares suggestions for healers who want to push back against the darkness of social atrocities, from dreaming to speaking, donating to working your unique magic. Read more

“I want to work myself out of a job.” Photographer Fonna Seidu is breaking barriers and changing the visual landscape of health and wellness online. Read more

“My decks differ from the usual tarot decks because they show raw, fierce images that are non-filtered; images that show the good, the bad and the ugly.” Read more

“I was stunned to see this even being conceived – a deck created with Black queer magic as central to its inception?” Read more

Resources, information and action ideas for #Charlottesville and #BlackLivesMatter. Read more

Intrigued by its city-based approach & entranced by the queer and feminist themes, Cassandra reviews The Urban Tarot. Read more

Illustrator Stasia Burrington introduces her colourful, nature-rich tarot deck, inspired by Japanese and Buddhist concepts and ideals. Read more

Everywhere I look, I see the word ‘witch’. But what does it mean to hold this identity? Three active witches share their philosophy and practice. Read more

Photographer Elisabeth shares her first impressions of this gorgeous new queer-at-heart tarot deck (along with some truly stunning pictures.) Read more

“I would at this point in my life describe myself as fat, black, queer, and divine. There isn’t a deck out there to my knowledge that expresses this freedom that I feel within myself.” Read more

Andi interviews Mimi Khúc, guest editor of Asian American Tarot, on a majors-only deck in the making for a 5-part Asian American mental health project. Read more

“In lieu of a piece about difficult cards, today I’m writing instead about a difficult topic – race – as it relates to me and a not-so-recent discussion in the online tarot community.” Read more

Some responses to the #TarotsoWhite discussion about race and inclusivity in our tarot cards. Read more

[Guest post] The NEXT WORLD TAROT is a visual spectacle of both the battle cry and the reconnection, between queers and outcasts and their criminalized identities. Read more

“What started as a desire to write ‘the brown girl’s version of Valencia’ turned into a desire to try and write about some of the hardest times in my life” Read more

Let’s all jump in the air and shout ‘WOO-HOO’ because everybody’s favourite queer-activist punk illustrator CRISTY C ROAD is making a tarot deck.
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A guest post shared by Benebell Wen. Guest posts on Little Red Tarot are submitted by readers. The aim is to offer a wide range of voices, views on, feelings about and approaches to tarot (and related topics). As with all posts on this website, discussion is welcome in the comments!  If you’d… Read more

I know what an interesting bunch you are because you’re always emailing and telling me! And I’m always secretly hoping that one day you’re going to simply offer me an article. Read more

“I come from a tradition of tough ladies who survived by their sixth sense.” Read more