Written for both beginners and experienced readers, The Creative Tarot offers a fresh, inspiring take on how tarot can spark imagination and fuel the artistic process. Jessa Crispin shows how these intuitive cards, often seen as mystical or mysterious, can be practical tools for overcoming creative blocks and reconnecting with inspiration. Blending spiritual insight with real-world advice, she shares stories of artists like Virginia Woolf, Rembrandt, and David Bowie, exploring how they found their creative flow. With five original spreads and vibrant illustrations, this engaging guide makes tarot approachable, illuminating both the craft of creation and the art of self-discovery.

Jessa Crispin is the editor and founder of Bookslut.com and Spoliamag.com. She has written forThe New York Times,The Guardian,The Washington Post,Boston Review,The Los Angeles Review of Books,Architect Magazine,The Globe and Mail, and other publications. Her first book,The Dead Ladies Project: Exile, Expats and Ex-Countries is forthcoming from the University of Chicago Press. She has lived in Ireland, Chicago, Texas, Kansas, and Germany.