The Rebis
Hannah Levy, Meg Jones Wall // 3am.tarot, Christopher Marmolejo, Casey Zabala, Charlie Claire Burgess, Shelly Jay ShoreA print anthology celebrating tarot & creativity. Subscribe for periodic publication updates and tarot musings.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 48 | Subscribers | Read | therebis.substack.com |
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Monstrously Formed: The Devil & Transgender Liberation
Today, we’re publishing an excerpt from The Devil anthology—the first half of an essay by titled “Monstrously Formed: The Devil and Transgender Liberation.”
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To celebrate the launch of The Devil anthology, we created a Spotify playlist full of Devil-inspired tracks. These songs were sourced with help from our contributors and readers, and span all genres of music. Featured artists include Yeah Y...
Becoming Monsters
Today, we’re publishing the editor’s note from The Rebis, Volume 4: The Devil, written by our guest editor . Our new print issue features more than 38 writers and artists exploring themes of The Devil. Preorders are currently open and the p...
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“Hell is empty and all the devils are here.”
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writer • poet • founder of The Rebis, a print magazine devoted to tarot, art & creative writing
meg jones wall: tarot author, creator, and teacher. FINDING THE FOOL & TAROT SPREADS books. CARD TALK & CALL YOUR COVEN podcasts. she/they, nyc. @3am.tarot everywhere. now writing on ghost: 3amtarot.ghost.io
Writer, diviner and educator investigating decolonization, indigineity, queerness and consciousness through divination. Author of Red Tarot: A Decolonial Guide to Divinatory Literacy pub. w/ North Atlantic Books.
intuitive witch, author + artist
They/them. Gender anarchist, dirty aquarius, witch. Author of Radical Tarot and Queer Devotion (Hay House 2025). Creator of Fifth Spirit Tarot and The Gay Marseille Tarot.
writer, editor, digital strategist & nonprofit pro. newsletter now lives on beehiiv: shellyjayshore.beehiiv.com/
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