Steven Forrest

Steven Forrest really is one of the most brilliant astrologers alive. The Inner Sky was so well written, and has the approach of evolutionary astrology rather than the old traditional form which I really appreciate. It's a no nonsense script of how to read a birth chart. It's not uber-easy but as someone studying the subject matter for the last four years, I still KEEP LEARNING. Endless Rabbit Hole, 100 percent.

I had a lot of fun reading this quick-paced, modern mystery novel from such a wonderful writer. Steven had me hooked on turning pages, something he's done to me more than once before! The main character, Plato Mims, ends up using some very smart clues based on his knowledge of astronomy and astrology, and I thought this element was handled in just the right way.

Excellent story about Sinker Crenshaw, of the privileged class. He is trying to get over, or at least come to grips with, his mother's suicide. Wouldn't you know it, he falls in love with and mysterious woman. But this love leads to nightmarish happenings and he finds himself in a frantic chase against the clock. Illusions are foreboding and the long arm of the law is hot on his trail. Good read.

In typical Forrest language: metaphoric and penetrating. Forrest's perspective of Free Will astrology is refreshing and empowering. Ultimately each of us must resonate with the profound dynamics of Pluto (planet or asteroid, it matters not!) in order to dis-integrate that in our lives which has outlived its usefulness.