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What do Astrologers Believe?
Granta 2006, £6.99
What do Astrologers believe is part of a definitive new
series from Granta Books. It surveys astrological beliefs
in the modern world - and how they developed - dealing with
issues such as whether astrology is the result of real,
objective conditions in the cosmos, or a matter of creative
imagination.
Published September 2006
For more information see www.Granta.com
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The Ultimate Astrologer
By Nicholas Campion Rider May 2002 £10.99 Based on Nicholas
Campion's own experience both as a student and teacher over
twenty-five years, The Ultimate Astrologer guides the reader
through the meanings of the zodiac signs, planets and houses
of the horoscope, the calculation and interpretation of birth
charts, the use of simple predictive techniques and the study
of relationships. It then introduces other applications of
astrology including Indian and Chinese astrology. Specially
commissioned and easy to use planetary tables for the years
1960-2010 enable the reader to both cast charts and check
transits for prediction at a glance. This book is also linked
to a special chart-calculation service which will enable readers
to check chart positions for outside these dates, in association
with Astrodienst.
Published in the USA by Hay House and available in the UK
from The Wessex
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Cosmos:
A Cultural History of Astrology
by
Nicholas Campion.
To be published by London books in 2002, this will be a comprehensive
history of astrology from earliest times. |
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Mundane
Astrology
With Michael
Baigent and Charles Harvey
First published in 1984, Mundane Astrology is
the first book of its kind - a comprehensive and critical
survey of mundane astrology past and present. It tackles the
problems of formulating a practical and systematic approach
to this much neglected area of astrology, relating it the
concepts of cycles, the collective unconscious and mass psychology.
Now revised and updated, this second edition continues to
be the definitive work on the subject. The second edition,
revised and expanded, was published by Aquarian Press in 1992
(ISBN 1 85538 140 0)
The UK price is £12.99.
Foreign language
editions: German, Astrodata, Switzerland 1990; French, Editions
Roger, France 1996; Russian, League of Independent Astrologers,
Russia, 1999; Serb, Astro.Lab, Yugoslavia, 2002
Available from the Urania
Trust
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PRACTICAL ASTROLOGER
by Nick Campion
The Practical Astrologer is the only beginners' astrology
book which includes a guide to working with all aspects of
astrology. In addition to the calculation and interpretation
of the birth chart, it includes the use of astrology in making
simple forecasts, understanding relationships, healing the
body, business, history and politics, gardening * the answering
of questions and selecting auspicious moments to begin new
enterprises * The Practical Astrologer contains six hundred
illustrations, many in full colour, plus simple tables enabling
the reader to calculate horoscopes for any date from 1938
- 2001. The Practical Astrologer was published in the UK by
Hamlyn in 1987 and Cinnabar Books in 1993 and in the USA by
Abrams in 1987. It was also published in French, Spanish,
German, Italian, Czech and Slovak. It is currently out or
print but is a heavily sought after classic.
Copies are still available from Cinnabar Books, price
£19.95 post free.
E-mail: PractAst@caol.demon.co.uk
Foreign language editions: German, Interbook
1988, 1991; French, Solar 1987, 1988; Spanish, Libros Cupola
1989; Dutch, Rostrum, 1988, 1989; Italian, Gremese Editore,
1988; Czech and Slovak, Vydalo v roce and Vydavtelstvi a nakladatelstvi,
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The
Great Year
by
Nick Campion
Myths
of primeval golden ages and future apocalypses date back to
earliest recorded history, as does the idea that history moves
in long-term cycles – named great years by the Greek philosopher
Plato. The Great Year is the definitive history of such beliefs
and their relationship with cosmological ideas, including
the use of astrology to manage society.
The
Great Year was published by Penguin in 1994 and is currently
out of print while a new edition is being prepared. It is
however, available through some secondhand suppliers.
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The
Book of World Horoscopes
by Nick Campion
If
the time that events take place really does enable us to understand
them then we need an accurate collection of horoscopes for
countries. The Book of World Horoscopes contains 476 charts,
all with accurate historical references, for every country
in the world. If you’re interested in Britain, France or Russia,
Serbia or Kossovo, Rwanda, Tibet or St Lucia, all the information
is here, clearly presented and ready for you to use. Also
included are special appendices covering subjects such as
political parties, space flight, nuclear energy, business
and economic charts, the Age of Aquarius and the discovery
of the outer planets.
The first edition
of this book was published in 1987, and it was awarded the
prestigious Marc Edmund Jones Award in 1992.
This new edition is superbly produced and attractively
presented with specially designed chart wheels on good quality
paper in a hard cover.
The Book of World Horoscopes can be ordered through any good
bookshop or direct from the Wessex
Astrologer.
Foreign language editions: German, Astrodata,
Switzerland 1990; Russian, League of Independent Astrologers,
Russia, 1997; Serb, Astro.Lab, Yugoslavia, 2002. |
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The
New Astrology : The Art and Science of the Stars
by Nicholas Campion, Steve Eddy
How do we tell stories about
the sky? From creation myths to modern cosmology, astrology
and science fiction The New Astrology gathers together facts,
theories and fictions about the stars from all cultures and
times. The publishers’ cover blurb reads ‘From the astrological
and mythical significance of the stars and planets to cutting
edge astronomical theories, this remarkable work illuminates
our relationship to the cosmos as never before’. Beautifully
illustrated with colour illustrations throughout, The New
Astrology was published in 1999 by Bloomsbury in the UK (ISBN
0 7475 3119 6) and Trafalgar Square in the USA.
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Zodiac
by Nicholas Campion
Quadrille Books 2000
This stunningly illustrated book shows how astrology is, above
all, proactive. It is about creating our future, not waiting
for it to happen. It is about how we can exploit our strengths
and overcome our weaknesses. Zodiac draws on celestial myths,
legends, calendar festivals and rituals from all around the
world and shows how these can add another layer to our understanding
of ourselves and others.
Zodiac is published in the UK by Quadrille at £19.99 (hardback)
and £9.99 (paperback, and in the USA by Trafalgar Square.
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Astrology,
History and Apocalypse By Nicholas Campion.
Based on seminars delivered
for the Centre for Psychological Astrology in 1992 and 1996,
this book gives an overview of the history of western astrology
and beliefs about the apocalypse and the Age of Aquarius.
Campion's argument is that such notions are essentially myths,
but that we need to either understand them or be controlled
by them. This is volume 16 in the Centre's series of seminar
publications and can be ordered direct from the CPA press,
BCM Box 1815, London WC1N 3XX.
Available from: The
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