Steven Forrest

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American pro astrologer; author of "The Inner Sky," "The Changing Sky," "The Night Speaks" and "The Book of Pluto." His first book, "The Inner Sky" was contracted with Bantam Book in July 1981 and published in August 1984. With astrologer Jeffrey Wolf Green, Steven co-authored "Measuring The Nights," Volumes One and Two, and with his wife, Jodie Forrest, co-authored "Skymates." A popular writer and lecturer, his books are translated into several languages. Steven grew up in a three-room apartment near New York City. His father worked for Bell Telephone laboratories and his mother was a homemaker. He has one sister, two years his junior. He operates a large counseling practice in NC and has authored many articles and composed texts for computerized report-writers. He graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1971 with a degree in religion and has an active interest in astrological education, running a busy astrological apprenticeship program. Steven is Chair of the Kepler College Advisory Council and a member of the ISAR Ethics Committee. He moved to Chapel Hill, North Carolina, in August 1967 where he has lived his adult life. He married Jodie Jensen, his second wife, on 1/07/1984. His first novel, "Stalking Anubis," was published in October 2002. For a hobby, he composes and plays music and is interested in amateur astronomy. For many years, he was an avid salt-water sailor. Link to Astrowiki (German)