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From the Shelf to the World: Marketing Books

Books are more than just objects, they are conversations, ideas, and experiences waiting to be shared. Through reviews, articles, and my own writing, I explore the worlds they create and help bring their stories to a wider audience. Whether I’m analyzing a work, crafting editorial content, or sharing my own perspectives, my goal is always the same: to illuminate, inspire, and connect through the written word.

Reviewing & Features

My reviews go beyond simple summaries: I explore themes, context, and the emotions a work evokes. I have written reviews for many independent creators, such as Three Trees Tarot, ZeppelinMoon, and Nicolas Bruno, to name a few, and regularly share insights on Tarot and oracle decks on Kindred Spirit magazine.

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Essays, Articles and Blogging

My writing is where research, personal insights, and storytelling merge to uncover hidden narratives and forgotten traditions.

Among many projects, my proudest achievement is a collaboration with Giordano Berti for Tarot Focus, where I wrote extensively on the history of Watkins Books.

I currently write for the Watkins Books blog, sharing articles, reviews, and reflections on the world of literature, Tarot, and esotericism. Here, I interviewed Tarot readers such as Demian Allan, and acclaimed scholars such as John Matthews, among many others.

Newsletters and collaborations

I contribute to various newsletters, creating content celebrating literature, Tarot, and the mystical arts. My work includes in-depth reviews of Tarot decks, exploring both the artistic and symbolic aspects, and interviews with creators.

In 2024, I collaborated with RedFeather/Weiser during the publication of Dwina Gibb's Vedic Tarot, contributing with a strong in-store and online campaign.

Through my newsletter's work, I aim to connect readers and creators, creating an environment where Tarot enthusiasts can explore new voices and creators can be supported in the growth and diffusion of their work.

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