Herodotus
Wonderful thread here. I agree with most as well. Blogging about tarot is a great way to explore the nuances of the cards and compare different perspectives. A great way to keep a tarot journal!
I also have a blog and I read Marseille and playing cards, I have been blogging for a year and a half or so and I have grown so much in comparison to where I started.
Also Sentinel's(Herodotus) blog is wondeful and informative.
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Thank you! I looked up your profile here to see what your blog is, and was surprised to find that you are the blogger formerly known as Undines. Nice to run into you here I enjoy your blog, as well, and I've especially enjoyed the development over time of your ideas and methods. I remember when I first followed you, there wasn't a TdM in sight!
In regards to reviews, I sort of do them on my site. Rather than refer to them as "reviews", though, I usually call them "write-ups", because I don't necessarily always give the sorts of information many folks look for in reviews. They are only there as opinion pieces, as well as to give some context of the cards that I use as the basis for the rest of my blog.
I don't like to make the assumption that my ideas matter in the grand scheme, but on the other hand, if I'm going to keep a Tarot journal, why not allow for some feedback and refine my writing skills at the same time? I certainly don't write my best when I don't think someone might be peeking. And I figure there's plenty of junk on the web, so all things considered, I'm not clogging it up with the most useless information out there.