Astro Services · My Books

First review of the Saturn Transits Workbook!

Huge thanks to Cynthia for being the first to review the shiny new Saturn Transits Workbook in my Payhip store! She gives it a lovely 5 stars and calls it “Thorough, well researched and supportive.” Here’s her review:

“This Saturn workbook really epitomizes Saturn in how thorough and well-researched it is. I have gotten a huge level of deep insight from reading the extensive writing and am looking forward to filling out the worksheets to deepen my own analysis of my experience with Saturn transits. I love Jessica’s approach and philosophy when it comes to how to respond to Saturn transits and astrological observations. It’s both very practical and spiritually supportive.”

To leave your own review on Payhip, click the big green download button on your email receipt which takes you to your download page. You can submit a review for your product from there. If you’d like to leave a review but have lost your email receipt, I can send it again – so get in touch and let me know!

You can get your copy of the Saturn Transits Workbook here!

Astro Services · My Books

Thank you for my first Payhip review!

A massive thank you to Monica for taking the plunge and being the first to add a review on my Payhip store! The review is for Astro Journal 2025 but she also mentions the retrograde workbooks (all bought at the same time) – so glad you found them useful! Here’s her review:

Very good. I bought the workbook for Mercury, Venus and Mars, they are well organised, clear and really useful. Thanks”

To leave your own review on Payhip, click the big green download button on your email receipt which takes you to your download page. You can submit a review for your product from there. If you’d like to leave a review but have lost your email receipt, I can send it again – so get in touch and let me know!

Visit my Payhip store here. You may notice a new product has sneaked into the store – official launch later today!

Book Reviews · Psychology

Neptune’s Quest in Aries: Healing the Masculine Psyche

Neptune is now in Aries and we can expect to see an increase in the idealisation of certain aspects of masculinity, such as heroic action, bravery and courage. But there could also be an increase in misguided or delusional actions that come out of the wounded masculine psyche. So now is the perfect time to… Continue reading Neptune’s Quest in Aries: Healing the Masculine Psyche

Astrology · Book Reviews

Alchemy: The Soul of Astrology – Review

Another week, another great astrology book published by The Wessex Astrologer. Alchemy: The Soul of Astrology by Clare Martin explores astrology through the lens of alchemy and alchemy through the lens of astrology and provides practical insights into both. I loved this book. It’s beautifully illustrated with the strange images familiar to anyone interested in… Continue reading Alchemy: The Soul of Astrology – Review

Astrology · Book Reviews

The Art of Stealing Fire by Liz Greene – Review

There aren’t many good books about Uranus and Liz Greene’s The Art of Stealing Fire: Uranus in the Horoscope was out of print for many years. So when The Wessex Astrologer issued a reprint, I eagerly snapped it up and wasn’t disappointed. The text is a transcript of two seminars given in London in January… Continue reading The Art of Stealing Fire by Liz Greene – Review

Astrology · Book Reviews

Healing the Soul: Pluto, Uranus & the Lunar Nodes

It’s about time I did some astrology book reviews and since I recently finished reading Healing the Soul: Pluto, Uranus and the Lunar Nodes by Mark Jones that seems a good place to start. This is an inspiring book packed with useful examples to help you understand how Evolutionary Astrology works with the birth chart.… Continue reading Healing the Soul: Pluto, Uranus & the Lunar Nodes

Book Reviews

Fantasy Reading List: The Dresden Files

I’m currently hard at work writing Astro Journal 2024 so not writing much else. But then I found this lurking in my drafts folder and thought it was time to share as it’s been a while since my last Fantasy Reading List review. The Dresden Files is an urban fantasy series by Jim Butcher that… Continue reading Fantasy Reading List: The Dresden Files

Book Reviews · Film & TV

Children of Men: Finding Hope at the End of the World

I’ve been meaning to read The Children of Men by PD James for ages having seen the film when it came out. I finally picked it up the other day and noticed it was set in 2021, so now was the perfect time to dive in. James describes the story as a Christian fable and… Continue reading Children of Men: Finding Hope at the End of the World

Book Reviews

Review: Writing as a Sacred Path – Jill Jepson

Writing as a Sacred Path by Jill Jepson is a practical guide to discovering the deeper purpose behind your writing. She describes writing as a vocation or calling; not just a job you do, but something you feel compelled to do regardless of the outcome. Writing becomes a central part of your life and you… Continue reading Review: Writing as a Sacred Path – Jill Jepson

Book Reviews

Review: Inside Story – The Power of the Transformational Arc

Inside Story by Dara Marks is a book that can help you to write stories with real emotional depth and impact. It’s aimed at screenwriters but the advice can be applied to any story of any length. The transformational arc refers to how your characters change over the course of a story. But it’s not… Continue reading Review: Inside Story – The Power of the Transformational Arc

Book Reviews

Review: Becoming a Writer – Dorothea Brande

Becoming a Writer by Dorothea Brande is a classic in the field of self-help for writers. It was originally published in 1934 and has been much imitated since. It’s similar in intent to Writing Down the Bones and aims to get you writing by tapping into your inner genius. Sounds great, but is it worth… Continue reading Review: Becoming a Writer – Dorothea Brande

Book Reviews

Review: Writing Down the Bones – Natalie Goldberg

Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within by Natalie Goldberg is a collection of short reflections on writing designed to help you become a better writer. The advice and inspiration is rooted in the practice of Zen but you don’t need to know anything about Buddhism to benefit from it. There are many similarities… Continue reading Review: Writing Down the Bones – Natalie Goldberg