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Liz Greene, born in 1946, is an American-British astrologer and author known for her work in psychological astrology. She is a principal writer for the website astro.com, operated by her company Astrodienst. Greene's approach integrates Jungian psychology and other depth psychology principles into astrological interpretation, a field she has significantly contributed to.

In collaboration with Alois Treindl of Astrodienst, she pioneered computer-generated horoscopes that aimed to simulate personal chart interpretations. Greene also co-founded the Centre for Psychological Astrology in London with Howard Sasportas. Her prolific writing career includes seminal works like "Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil," which re-examined the planet Saturn through a Jungian lens, and a historical novel. Many of her books are based on her lectures and often co-authored, reflecting her extensive engagement with the field.

Liz Greene is a prominent figure in psychological astrology, a branch that applies principles of psychoanalysis and depth psychology, particularly Jungian psychology, to astrological interpretation. Her seminal work, "Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil" (1976), exemplifies this approach by reinterpreting the traditional view of Saturn as a malefic planet, instead presenting it through a more nuanced, Jungian perspective. This integration of psychological theory with astrological symbolism has been a hallmark of her extensive writing.

Greene has made significant contributions to the practical application and dissemination of astrological knowledge. She was instrumental in the development of computer-generated horoscopes through her collaboration with Astrodienst, aiming to replicate the depth of personal interpretation offered in readings. Furthermore, she co-founded the Centre for Psychological Astrology in London, an institution dedicated to the study and practice of psychological astrology. She continues to direct the organization and its associated press, CPA Press, which publishes specialized astrological works.

Beyond her core work in psychological astrology, Liz Greene has also explored other literary avenues. Her novel, "The Dreamer of the Vine" (1980), delves into historical themes involving Nostradamus and the Jesus bloodline. Many of her astrological books are derived from her lectures, and she has frequently collaborated with other authors, notably Howard Sasportas. She has also co-created the "Mythic Tarot" deck with Juliet Sharman-Burke. Her publishing company, CPA Press, ensures the continued release of her extensive body of work and other specialized astrological texts.