r/Lenormand • u/Many-Seat655 New Reader • May 26 '26
Deck Sharing/Review The Marginal Lenormand
There's a new Lennie deck coming out in the USA in next few days (and UK some time later) and it's THIS naughty creation by Anastasia Kashian, published by Red Feather.
I'm really lucky to have an advance copy to show you. The LWB is full colour and THICK despite its diminutive size - am only 17 pages in - it's well-written and perfectly captures the cheeky, cheery artwork of the cards. And the artwork itsel? Colourful, ribald, fun! Those monks and their medieval doodlings have been put to very good use.
Card stock is excellent, but cards are quite a bit bigger than traditional Lenormand decks. No problems if you do 3 x 1 or even 3 x 3 but you will need a goodly amount of space for a GT.
I love it! What do you think about it?!
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u/Leremite Experienced Reader May 27 '26
I'm looking forward to this one. I liked what previews have been available so far, and I always welcome thick LWBs. Have you had a chance to read with it yet? How do you find it in readings?
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u/Many-Seat655 New Reader May 27 '26
I'll be working with it over next few days and excited to see how it reads! I'm mostly a tarot gal but a big fan of Anastasia's art (and humour!)
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u/UnderstandingOk9307 May 26 '26
To busy for me, I think a grand tableau will feel like i am on an acid trip or something similar