A glimpse into the making of The Moon... Here's a behind-the-scenes shot from the studio of our Creative Director, Xaviera Lopez. An early sketch, a wall of notes, and the beginnings of one of the original artworks you'll discover inside our upcoming issue. We can't wait to share more soon.

Our contributor spotlight series continues with Lexie Rose, a poet who will have two poems in our upcoming anthology. Check out her phenomenal writing here: www.lexierose.com

Contributor Spotlight: Cassandra Tankó is a visual artist living and working in Tiohtià:ke / Mooniyang / Montréal. Two of her pieces will be in our upcoming Moon issue! Some of her work tagged below + check out her site here: cassandraopeia.com

Meet Eve Bridges, a UK based artist & one of our contributors for the Moon issue. Eve highlights the significance of forgotten images, the people, places and moments entombed within, through layering of textures. Some examples shared here. Follow Eve here: www.instagram.com/eveillustrat...

Our contributor series continues with @atarahi.bsky.social! In their own words, their work is "one-part gentle recollection, two-parts ardent lyric, and entirely Black." We are honored to be publishing a poem by Atarah in our Moon issue. Follow their work here: atarahi.my.canva.site/portfolio

Continuing our contributor spotlight series with Emily Caulfield (@dearem.bsky.social), a writer, visual artist and filmmaker. For our Moon issue, Emily wrote a surreal short story titled, "How to Name Your Dog." ⁠You can find more of her work here: www.patreon.com/cw/DearEmily

Contributor spotlight 🌙✨ Mara Adamitz Scrupe is an environmental installation artist, writer and documentary filmmaker. Her poem "after hours" will be featured in our Moon issue. Read her work: scrupe.com

Contributor Spotlight! Camaray Davalos (Payómkawichum) is a writer/filmmaker/collagist whose work explores Indigenous environmental & social issues, as well as the complexities of gender roles and identity. Camaray explores those themes with her essay and "The Male Moon" in our upcoming issue.

Meet Jerod Barker, an illustrator and designer who's work, titled "Dreams," graces the pages of our next issue. ⁠ He likes to create a sense of motion in his work and tries to activate viewers’ non-visual senses. Learn more about him: www.jerodbarker.com #litmag #literarymagazine #illustrator

Continuing our contributor spotlight series for The Rebis with Rikki Horvatic: zinester, writer, and collage artist featured in our upcoming Moon issue. We'll be featuring two of her collages! See more of Rikki's work at starmoth.substack.com

A sneak peek of our Moon issue 👀 know we're being a tease, but we just couldn't help ourselves. In the final stages of layout work before sending this lunar baby to the printer for a fall release. Can't wait to reveal more. #literarymagazine #litmag #litmaglife #litmags#writingcommunity #printmag

Continuing our contributor spotlight series with Tiffany Foster, a London-based artist who investigates memory and embodiment through distinctive, often disorienting perspectives that challenge familiar ways of seeing. www.tfosterart.com

Our Moon issue contributor spotlight series continues with Layla Holzer, a UK-based illustrator, working with themes of folklore, folk traditions & the natural world. Layla creates through print, ceramics + jewelery, bringing together detailed drawing with bold color and pattern. laylaholzer.com

Raymond Brunell @raymondbrunell.bsky.social is a fiction writer and MFA candidate in Fiction at Southern New Hampshire University. ⁠We're publishing his short story "Twenty-Eight Parts Per Thousand" in our upcoming Moon issue! Learn more about Raymond here: www.unbound-atlas.com/about/

Meet our Moon anthology contributors! Today we're celebrating Avril Shakira Villar, a writer and youth leader from the Philippines. She is the author of "I Live Because I Almost Died," and an alumna of WriteGirl LA. Learn more about her here: avriiilshakiiira.wixsite.com/my-personal-website

Meet our Moon anthology contributors: 40+ shapeshifters, deep listeners & keepers of the night! This issue gathers poets, artists, filmmakers, scholars, and mystics whose work orbits the unknown. The Moon will be available in print Fall 2026. Read more: therebis.substack.com/p/moon-issue...

Announcing our contributors for The Moon anthology

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The Moon card shows a crayfish making its way to shore, highlighting the truth we know about ourselves in the deepest oceans of our subconscious. So the question is: are we going to run with the wolves, free & howling... or allow the false promise of comfort to pull us back? Image: Camena Tarot

If the state of the world is (understandably) bringing up grief or defeat, you’re not alone. The Star in #tarot holds a quiet hope, one that looks toward what’s still possible. Our issue sits in that space, with writing attuned to healing & liberation. Get your copy here: therebis.com/products/star

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The Rebis is an annual tarot-themed print anthology of creative writing and art. This 114-page issue features the work of more than 30 writers and artists exploring themes found in The Star tarot card...

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As humanity embarks on another lunar mission today, we're reflecting on what makes this luminary feel both mysterious and magnetic. We're in the early editing stage of our next issue devoted to The Moon & we’re cheering on the @nasaartemis.bsky.social crew and eagerly awaiting what they discover.

Tonight's Full Moon in Libra (the “Pink Moon,” marking spring) illuminates imbalance and injustice. It’s a powerful time for banishment—of what harms you, personally or collectively. Seek balance. Imagine new futures. And if nothing else, howl at the Moon 🌕

Cooking up some social media posts to get y'all excited about @therebis.com 's next issue on The Moon and WOW. I love this magazine and this tarot card and this opportunity to do some copy for them so dang much. That's it. That's the post.

Some updates about our submissions process & an invitation to a free virtual gathering this weekend hosted by Laetitia Barbier, with Rebis guest editors! therebis.substack.com/p/under-a-sh...

submission updates (& a free virtual gathering)

Updates & a free virtual gathering with The Rebis community

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Thanks to our readers, The Rebis raised $1,555 in net sales over the past month, which we have donated as promised to @immigrantjustice.bsky.social, whose life-saving work supports immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers facing escalating violence, detention, and deportation.

We wanted to shout out The Future today, one of our independent shop partners in Minneapolis, MN. They are are raising $$$ for mutual aid with a magical raffle, from now till March 4. thefuturempls.com/products/feb...

This month, all proceeds from our back issues (The Devil + The Star) go to the National Immigration Justice Center (@immigrantjustice). We’ve raised ~$1k so far; donating at the end of next week. We publish for collective transformation. Each issue is an offering. 🤍 therebis.com/collections/...

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Our Star issue is still available! It features practical actions for change, unconventional healing journeys & even a kimchi recipe! Get a copy this month, all sales profits are going to @immigrantjustice.bsky.social - an org living The Star’s promise of hope + futurity. therebis.com/products/star

The Star • Print Edition

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Thinking about submitting? We are especially looking for pieces on The Moon that are nuanced and reject dominant narratives. We want collaborative work that weaves different voices together. We want secret truths we can feel in our bones. Learn more & submit by 2/17: therebis.com/pages/submis...

Submissions

The fifth anthology of The Rebis will focus on The Moon (XVIII), and we are open for submissions starting January 18, 2026. We will get back to you by end of February with our decisions.

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The Rebis will be participating in the nationwide shutdown on Jan 30. Our online shop will be closed. We are a not-for-profit publication and redistribute to social justice orgs. For the month of February, all profits made from anthology sales will be donated to @immigrantjustice.bsky.social.

ICYMI 🌜 The Rebis is open for submissions for our 2026 print issue on The Moon. We publish poetry, fiction, essays & art in conversation with tarot—experimental, genre-bending, and transformative. Learn more & submit via our site ✨ therebis.com/pages/submis...

Submissions

The fifth anthology of The Rebis will focus on The Moon (XVIII), and we are open for submissions starting January 18, 2026. We will get back to you by end of February with our decisions.

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Thank you for featuring us in your latest newsletter, @chillsubs.bsky.social and for the beautiful things you said about our tarot themed #literarymagazine! 😭❤️ We are open for submissions till Feb 17! therebis.com/pages/submis... #callforsubmissions #litmag