Joann Hampar's career in astrology began in 1983 when she was hired as a staff writer for American Astrology Magazine in New York City. In the years that followed she devoted much of her time to counseling private clients and writing freelance articles for AA and other magazines, including Dell Horoscope, The Mountain Astrologer, Llewellyn's New Times, and AFA's Today's Astrologer. Her first book was published in 1993 by the American Federation of Astrologers and addressed a simplified method of reading one's birth chart.
Hampar studied at the American School of Astrology in New York City, and earned a Certificate in Horary and Electional Astrology from the Gilbert Navarro - Ivy Jacobson School in Horary and Electional Astrology. She is a member of the American Federation of Astrologers, Theosophical Society, Association for Research and Enlightenment and Asia Society.
"With chart in hand, this is a great resource for the average astrological seeker. With the provisions noted, highly recommended for most public libraries."--Library Journal "It's a decent starting point for anyone interested in getting beyond Sun-Sign astrology, with some very handy reference material."--Dell Horoscope "Astrology for Beginners ought to work very well in terms of introducing beginners to real astrology."--National Council for Geocosmic Research "Joann Hampar's book is an excellent guide for those interested in learning how to read a chart. She sorts out the basics in an exceptionally clear way, and she conveys meaning succinctly without being trite."--The Mountain Astrologer "From my perspective as a trained astrologer, I have to say this is a brilliant place to start."--Diane Howe, Prediction Magazine "This book has substance, and doesn't overwhelm the reader with the technical language of astrology. What's offered is down-to-earth and practical."--Molly Hall, About.com
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