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In page Sally Miller Gearhart:

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In 1976, Gearhart co-wrote A Feminist Tarot with Susan Rennie.[6] It was published by Persephone Press and used conventional Rider–Waite–Smith imagery.[2] This book was one of several tarot divination books on the market attempting to find alternative meanings within the symbology, the most famous of which is probably Motherpeace. Unusual for a work of feminist spirituality at a time of goddess worship, this book reinterpreted and subverted the stated meanings of the Rider Waite Smith deck.[citation needed]