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A German born, American astrologer who rose to become internationally known as a lecturer and teacher. She was twice awarded the Regulus Award. With Joan McEvers she co-wrote the best selling 6 volume series The Only Way to Learn Astrology.

Celebrated American astrologer, writer and data collector. The winner of the 1992 Regulus Award for enhancing astrology's image. Data collection and research were her main focus of interest, and she devised a rating system for the accuracy of the birthtimes.

Charismatic lecturer and prolific writer, at the forefront of the development of Psychological Astrology. In 1976 the publication of Liz’s second book Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil immediately made Liz into a celebrity star in the astrological community.

Donna Cunningham was an internationally respected American astrologer, writer, lecturer and counsellor. She was a regular contributor to The Mountain Astrologer and for twenty years wrote a regular advice column for Dell Horoscope.

Zipporah Dobyns was a popular writer on astrology, astrological counsellor and researcher into asteroids. She began to study astrology in 1956 and in 1960 was the third candidate to qualify as a professional astrologer PMAFA with the AFA.

Neil Michelsen was an American computer programmer, astrologer and publisher. He pioneered the calculation and printing of horoscopes at reasonable prices.

André Barbault was a prominent French astrologer and writer, the author of over 50 books. His special interest has been in Mundane astrology and how planetary cycles connect to world events as they play out.

Bruno Huber was a Swiss astrologer and teacher who, with his German born wife Louise, founded the Astrological-Psychology Institute in Switzerland. Their Huber Method merges astrology with Roberto Assagioli's Psychosynthesis.

Dennis Elwell was a towering figure in terms of late twentieth century astrology. His legacy includes his book Cosmic Loom: broad and deep in its scope, encompassing tidbits of knowledge from a wide variety of sources, some from the realms of science and philosophy.