Upside Down Tarot Deck Book

Most tarot readers treat a reversed card like a bad omen or just flip it upright and move on. Joan Bunning thinks that's leaving half the conversation on the table.

This is the companion book for readers who want to go deeper into the dark aesthetic of tarot without pretending everything is sunny-side up. Reversals aren't mistakes or bad luck, they're nuance, shadow work, the part of a reading where things get genuinely interesting. Bunning breaks down multiple systems for interpreting reversed cards so you can find the method that actually fits your practice, whether you're working with a gothic Rider-Waite clone, a horror-themed indie deck, or something you pulled off a market stall in Brunswick. This is the kind of reference that sits next to your deck permanently, not the kind you read once and donate.

Paperback. By Joan Bunning. Published by Llewellyn. A solid addition to any alternative or dark aesthetic tarot library.