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Taros
The Journal for Tarot Studies
The Journal for Tarot Studies arose out of a perceived need of provision to explore tarot in a deeper and more extensive manner than smaller regular magazines may have space for. The first issue also included some abstracts from presentations
from the 2005 International Tarot Conference, as well as
additional materials.
Submissions are required by the 15th March of the year of issue.
> further submission details
Taros Issue #1 - 2006
Online edition
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Jeni Bethell
Based
on a Heroine’s Journey workshop presented at the International Tarot Conference
held in Melbourne in July 2005. |
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Roland Faber
A fascinating excursion into the possibilities between tarot's structure and the Fibonacci sequence.
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Trevor Hunter
Based in part on Trevor Hunter's presentation at the 2005 Melbourne International Tarot Conference. |
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Shirley Jackson
A fantastic adventure exploring the ways in which drawn cards are rendered into a tale. |
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MeeWah Reynolds
Based on MeeWah Reynolds's workshop presentated at the 2005 Melbourne International Tarot Conference. |
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Sally Bayne Rosson
Based on Sally Rosson's workshop presentated at the 2005 Melbourne International Tarot Conference. |
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Major Tom Schick
Major Tom’s Tarot of Marseilles was born
of an initiative proposed by Jean-Michel David
on the Aeclectic Tarot Forums |
Print edition
Due to other publication commitments, Taros - the
Journal for Tarot Studies remains only available online and in
pdf form at this stage.
It is expected that issues 1, 2 and 3 will be available in print form in 2008 (details to come in February 2008).
Taros Issue #2 - 2007
articles by Kathy Berkowitz, Dan Pelletier, Shane Kendal, and John Molnar.
Taros Issue #3 - 2008
Those wishing to submit papers for volume 3 (2008), may
send these to Jean-Michel
David. Articles on any area of interest to tarot students
will be considered for publication.
Submissions:
All submissions must be original work, or original translations
of existing works. If a translation, the original author's
permission must be obtained if the work is still under
copyright.
Length of papers is expected to be approximately 10-15
pages long. Submissions over 30 pages long may need to
either be edited or special permission obtained.
Please keep images and text in separate files:
Text is preferred in either .rtf or .txt format. Within the text should be included details of preferred image location. Captions for images may be included within the body of the text, or as a separate file.
Artwork submitted needs to be of high quality. .psd or
.tiff files are preferred, but high resolution .jpeg or
.pdfs are also acceptable. Please use the same name for the images as mentioned in the text.
Each author of a published submission will entitled to
receive a complementary pdf version of the Journal, even
if the ATS decides to charge for these in future. Printed
versions, if available, may also be at a discounted price.
Submission deadline for each year is 15th March (subject
to change), with publication expected by May.
About the title artwork
The Association for Tarot Studies thanks Trevor Hunter
for his generous design and gilding of the Journal's title.
The gilding is, unfortunately, not properly rendered in
online or printed renditions of the image.
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