Educator’s Astrology

August 13, 2025

Hitchcock

Well. . I am just CRUISIN’ through this Mercury retrograde and even managed to recover my “Mirror Mirror” instagram account and I have a Anthony Perkins, who celebrates a birthday today (4 April), famously portrayed Norman Bates a character loosely based on body snatcher Ed Gein. Gein’s Pluto was within a two-degree orb of Perkins’ ascendant in Gemini. Perkins also had Jupiter in Leo conjunct Gein’s Mercury and North Node. In “Hitchcock”, Perkins was portrayed by James D’Arcy and the film was released as the transiting North Node was exactly conjunct the actor’s North Node in. . .wait for it. […]
August 17, 2025

Waterstones Welcomes Astrology: A Landmark Moment

The 13th of August 2025 marked a milestone for astrology and education. I took the stage for an author talk and book signing at Waterstones Trafalgar Square — the very first time the prestigious bookseller has hosted an astrologer in its long history. For me, it was a dream come true. For astrology, it was a long-awaited step into the mainstream. Waterstones, renowned as the UK’s largest book retailer and a cultural hub for literature and ideas, has long been a home for groundbreaking authors. That they opened their doors to astrology makes this moment all the more significant. While […]
August 27, 2025

How Are Astrologers Perceived by Schoolchildren?

Astrology and Schoolchildren? Well, what does the generation who doesn’t know life without the internet think about astrology? As it happens, I recently had an opportunity to check this out when I was contacted by a fellow teacher and invited, as an astrologer, to speak to her Religious Education (RE) students. The Internation Society of Astrological Research (ISAR) published the outcome in their fab magazine and granted me permission to re-publish here. By the way, ISAR will be publishing an extract from my new book “Mirror Mirror: The Astrology of Famous People and the Actors Who Have Portrayed Them”. Just […]
September 1, 2025

Alex Trenoweth’s Research on Lunar Phases Featured by Astrology News Service

  Astrology News Service Feature This article was originally published by Astrology News Service (ANS) and highlights my lunar phases behavior research patterns at an anonymised secondary school in London. I’m republishing it here so readers can access the full context alongside my books and related work. Read the original on ANS. Adolescents have a reputation for refusing to conform, and that may even extend to bad behavior. According to astrologer Alex Trenoweth in a research article published by the American Federation of Astrologers, adolescents are more likely to misbehave during the new moon than the full moon, standing our […]
September 10, 2025

A Return to Bath: Memories, Friends & Astrology

Bath, Herschel, Uranus, and Frankenstein — this post weaves together a trip to Bath, a visit to the Herschel Museum where Uranus was first discovered, and my research on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Before we dive in, if you’re curious about how astrology can illuminate your own story, you can book a consultation with me here. Don’t miss it! Join me and Steve Judd for our upcoming event on 24 September, where we’ll be sharing insights, laughter, and a fresh take on astrology in action. Subscribe to my newsletter for updates on this event. Now, let’s step back into Bath’s history and […]