At about.com I just came across a collection of articles offering O’Shea’s reading of the I Ching.
The overall orientation is strangely gloomy – since when is Hexagram 59 all about dissipation and aimlessness, and 37 about ‘bottled and stifled ambition and development’? Hm. And some of his assertions are wrong (like saying Confucius wrote the Wings). There are some good insights, though, and interesting reading – I like his description of hexagram 23’s ‘couch’ as the place of stability and security, and I like his way of telling stories from the Sequence.