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Errata: Essential Guide to Practical Astrology

You know, I’m fairly proud of my book The Essential Guide to Practical Astrology. On the other hand, it was written at a feverish pace and edited faster than my feeble brain could cogitate. When you’re working at that speed, mistakes get made. Errors of oversight are committed, bizarre leaps of logic, dubious grammar. I’ve started this post to record such boners for posterity….

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How to Write an Astrology Book in 11 Weeks

I just finished writing a 400-page astrology book in eleven weeks. I did it without collaborators or ghost writers, and while I managed to recycle a limited amount of material from my archives, it didn’t amount to much. Still, I met my terrifyingly tight deadline on time, sanity more or less intact. Here’s how to replicate my feat.

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Intermission.

Yesterday I turned in the first half of my manuscript.  Despite the insane deadline, writing this book is going far more smoothly than the first; I’ve already written a portion equivalent to the entire length of my first book, and in a third the time.  Yet when I handed over …

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Give Star Guide to Weddings this bridal season!

The air is filled with the alluring aromas of Jordan almonds, roses, and fondant:  it must be  wedding season! With all due modesty, may I suggest my book, Star Guide to Weddings, as the perfect gift for a jittery bride, a desultory groom, a vixenish bridesmaid, a skittish groomsman? It’s …

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Kind words

There’s more I could say about this – how it came on the heels of a long, Saturn/Midheaven siege of profound self-doubt, and just one day after an exhilarating epiphany (as tr. Venus and Pluto aspected my natal Venus) about personal worth and validation – but for now, here’s a …

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I don’t do windows.

On Saturday afternoon, in the middle of the first witheringly hot weekend of the summer, I dutifully donned a demure pink blouse and presented myself at a Borders store in Carlsbad for what my publicist obliquely referred to as “an event.” Having never done one of these things I had …

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