Rock Gods & Goddesses

Author: Vuslat Camkerten and Jenner Smith

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Rock stars throughout the decades transformed into dazzling deities from classical, Celtic, Norse, and Aztec mythology in this beautiful set of cards that mixes music, gods, and divination.

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Rock stars throughout the decades transformed into dazzling deities from classical, Celtic, Norse, and Aztec mythology in this beautiful set of cards that mixes music, gods, and divination.

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Rock stars throughout the decades are transformed into dazzling deities from classical, Celtic, Norse and Aztec mythology. Split the deck and find out who can make the loudest noise.

Ever wondered what deity your favourite rock god or goddess would be? Legendary rock stars are immortalized as divine beings in this card deck with fifty-four beautiful illustrations by artist Vuslat Çamkerten. Rock Gods & Goddesses features the titans of classic rock, the mavericks of the underground, the punks of heavy metal and the princes and princesses of pop rock.

Rock Gods & Goddesses reimagines Freddie Mercury as Venus, Janis Joplin as Gaia and Kurt Cobain as Poseidon. Learn more about these godly connections in the accompanying book, filled with fun facts.

You can also use this deck to predict your future or tell truths about your present, as each card has a cartomancy connection. Which rock star represents caution in relationships? And which predicts change? And who will grant you a wish?

About the Author

Vuslat Çamkerten is a self-taught artist, inspired by stories of adventure, mystery and untamed nature. She has become known for her bold illustrations of women in search of freedom and other worlds. Çamkerten is also the author of a novel and three short-story books. Jenner Smith is a London-based writer working in the fields of music and linguistics. She came up with the concept and wrote The World of Freddie Mercury jigsaw (2021) for Laurence King.