July - December 2022 Catalogue

NOVEMBER
9781914420917
78 tarot cards
35-page booklet
Kit and Deck
126 x 87 mm
Colour
£19.99/$24.95
Philosophy / Tarot
Decks
World rights available
DECEMBER
9781913462864
250 pp
PB 197 x 130 mm
Mono
£10.99/$14.95
Cultural Studies /
Politics
World rights available
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THE PHILOSOPHER’S TAROT
Sereptie
The Philosopher’s Tarot is a mashup of the original classic
Rider-Waite tarot with eminent philosophers, intellectuals and
revolutionaries of history.
Read your spreads in the traditional manner, or delve deeply into
the rich philosophical implications that emerge with every draw.
While every tarot deck seeks to lift the veil from the forces of the
universe, The Philosopher’s Tarot does so by gesturing towards the
wisdom of history’s most notable sages.
With added flair and vibrance, The Philosopher’s Tarot elicits a
mixture of classical interpretations and philosophical inquiry. The
deck comprises mashups of the 22 major arcana with famous
theorists. The minor arcana has also been reworked to highlight
the deck’s convergence with philosophical themes. Includes new
renditions of the traditional 78 tarot cards and a 35-page booklet
that briefly introduces the ideas of thinkers featured in the deck.
SEREPTIE is the moniker of Craig Laubach, producer and host of
the podcasts Acid Horizon and Inner Experience.
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RUNNING OUT OF TIME
Ultrarunning and Endurance in an Era of Climate Collapse
Callum Cant
Running Out of Time asks why running matters, and what its
history of collective struggle can tell us about living in a society
on the verge of climate collapse.
The freedom of running stands in total opposition to the
unfreedom of our modern lives, and shows us a way out — an
acceleration towards a newly designed social world, where we can
chase down the horizons of the possible as fast as our legs will
carry us.
Combining first-hand accounts of running a really long way with a
broader account of human nature, sports science, contemporary
capitalism and nihilism in an era of climate collapse, Running Out
of Time is a running book about how we can, and must, always do
more than we think is possible.
CALLUM CANT is a writer, ultra marathon runner and the author
of Riding for Deliveroo. He is a postdoctoral researcher on
workplace AI at the University of Oxford and was previously head of
communications for Momentum.
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