Jonathan Cainer
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| Born | Jonathan Cainer 18 December 1957 (Sagittarius) Central London, UK |
| Occupation | Astrologer, journalist, author |
| Nationality | British |
| Citizenship | UK |
| Genres | Astrology, philosophy |
| Notable work(s) | Jonathan Cainer's Guide to the Zodiac (Piatkus Books), Cosmic Ordering: How to Make Your Dreams Come True, Complete Book of the Zodiac, Jonathan Cainer's Guide to the Zodiac, The Psychic Explorer: A Practical Guide to the Magical Arts, and Psychic Explorer: A Down-To-Earth Guide to Six Magical Arts: Astrology, Auras, the Tarot, Dowsing, Palmistry, ESP |
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Jonathan Cainer was born on the 18 December 1957 in Surbiton, London, England and is a British Sun-sign Astrologer.
He started his first Astrology column in the magazine Today in March 1986-1992. He worked at the Daily Mail for 7 years 1992-1999. He then worked for the Daily Express in 2000. He then left and joined The Mirror from 2001-2004 but returned to the Daily Mail where he still writes their Astrology column. He writes over 25,000 words a week. He is the father to 6 children.
James Silver of The Independent newspaper on Jonathan in October 2005: "He's a self-declared touchy-feely liberal and 'unreconstructed hippie' who took his children on the anti-Iraq war demo". The same article, however, implied that the Daily Mail only liked him because he made them so much money.[1]
