Astrology blog Planet Waves by Eric Francis

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Internationally accredited, widely-published investigative reporter Eric Francis Coppolino offers a clear, original analysis of world events through the lens of astrology. He’s been reporting on breaking news stories as an astrologer since 1995, covering elections, new legislation, aviation, terrorism and the charts of newsmakers.

Eric is available to comment for print, internet, radio and TV on current and historic news events, as well as stories directly involving astrology or cultural astronomy. He is a specialist on astrology in the media, new planetary discoveries and psychological astrology. He began his career as a municipal and business reporter. Eric’s investigative reporting, focusing on corporate fraud and environmental crime, has been carried by Sierra, The Village Voice and The Las Vegas Sun.

New York Times said that Eric “has a hunger for government documents that rivals that of Seymour Hersh.” His urbane, articulate horoscopes (available in syndication) have been carried in newspapers throughout England, Australia and the U.S., including in Harper’s Bazaar, the Daily Mirror and the Daily Mail.

He is the astrology columnist for the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies. Thanks to his eclectic background he is able to uniquely assist clients situated in positions of corporate and government leadership.

He publishes extended Sun sign and rising sign interpretations every week, plus monthly, in addition to providing other professional astrological tools for his clients. Go to Planet Waves

Planet Waves began in 1998 as the home of the Eric Francis horoscope. Eric brings in-depth interpretations to his work. He is a pioneer in the newly-discovered planets, including Chiron and the centaurs, and is able to translate their movements into accessible human terms, offering ideas for life, love and work. They offer free trial subscriptions, discounts for students and seniors, and gift subscriptions for veterans and those on active military duty.

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