The Classics Library
The classics of astrology, introduced one book at a time.
Photo: Alois Treindl, 2006, CC BY-SA 3.0 Liz Greene
Liz Greene, b. 1946Trained in Jungian analysis, she brings depth psychology to astrology and is a leading figure in psychological astrology. With Howard Sasportas she founded the Centre for Psychological Astrology in London.
Photo: Rubedo Press Demetra George
Demetra GeorgeTrained in philosophy and classics, she has practised astrology for more than thirty years, specializing in asteroids and mythic archetypes, and later taught the history of ancient and medieval astrology at Kepler College.
Library of Congress Dane Rudhyar
Dane Rudhyar, 1895–1985Born in Paris, he moved to New York in 1916. Composer, painter and writer, he was the founder of humanistic astrology. The idea that ran through his whole life was that everything grows within cycles.
Howard Sasportas
Howard SasportasHoward Sasportas (1948–1992) was an American-born astrologer. In 1983 he and Liz Greene founded the Centre for Psychological Astrology in London. He wrote The Twelve Houses (1985), and with Greene co-authored the series of psychological astrology seminars.
Photo: melaniereinhart.com Melanie Reinhart
Melanie ReinhartMelanie Reinhart was born in Zimbabwe and has worked as a professional astrologer since 1975. She has taught at the Faculty of Astrological Studies, the London School of Astrology and the Centre for Psychological Astrology. Chiron and the Healing Journey was first published in 1989 and has since been revised several times.
Erin Sullivan
Erin SullivanErin Sullivan is a Canadian-born astrologer, writer and teacher. She has offered in-depth astrological consultations since 1972 and has written books on Saturn transits and on retrograde planets. The Astrology of Midlife and Aging, published in 2005, is devoted to the decades from midlife onward.
Photo: astrosynthesis.com.au Brian Clark
Brian ClarkBrian Clark is an Australian astrologer. He began studying astrology in 1972, founded the astrology school Astro*Synthesis in Melbourne in 1986, and has taught astrology for forty years.
Photo: NoDoor Productions, 2014, CC BY-SA 4.0 Steven Forrest
Steven ForrestSteven Forrest is an American astrologer and one of the leading figures of evolutionary astrology. His books include The Inner Sky. The Book of Pluto was first published in 1994.
Photo: suetompkins.com Sue Tompkins
Sue TompkinsSue Tompkins has worked as a consultant astrologer and teacher since 1981. She was Director of Studies at the Faculty of Astrological Studies in London for fifteen years and now runs her own school, the London School of Astrology. She wrote this book because her consulting work showed her that aspects matter most, yet she could find no adequate modern account of them.
Stephen Arroyo
Stephen ArroyoStephen Arroyo is an American astrologer with a master's degree in psychology and a California licence in marriage, family and child counselling. He spent many years in one-to-one counselling and taught some of the earliest college astrology courses, at four schools in the United States.
Reinhold Ebertin
Reinhold EbertinReinhold Ebertin (1901–1988) was a German teacher, publisher and astrologer, often regarded as the founder of modern Cosmobiology. His way of reading midpoints draws on the midpoint research of Alfred Witte of the Hamburg School.
Photo: Urania Trust John Addey
John AddeyJohn Addey (1920–1982) was an English astrologer, born in Barnsley, Yorkshire, and educated at Cambridge. He was one of the founders of the Astrological Association of Great Britain, served as its president, and later became its patron. When he finished Harmonics in Astrology, exactly twenty years had passed since he began this research.
Photo: Ginaloganphotography, 2017, CC BY-SA 4.0 Richard Tarnas
Richard TarnasRichard Tarnas is professor emeritus at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, where he founded the program in Philosophy, Cosmology and Consciousness. He has taught the history of ideas, depth psychology, archetypal cosmology and cultural history. His first book, The Passion of the Western Mind, traces Western thought from ancient Greece to the postmodern era.
Photo: The Wessex Astrologer Martin Davis
Martin DavisMartin Davis was born in St. Louis, Missouri, graduated in engineering from New York University, and worked as a quality control engineer, spending some seventeen years in an office. For many years he has taught astrolocality in Britain and in Athens, Dublin, Johannesburg and Moscow, combining location lines and local space into a single system and introducing crossing points.