Hannah Levy (she/her) is a writer, poet, and founder and editor of The Rebis. She’s a writer living in Northern California and her work has been published in Strange Pilgrims, Luna Luna Magazine, Gather Poets, Humana Obscura, Variant Literature, HAD, and on Substack. When she’s not reading or writing, she’s hiking in the redwoods, horseback riding, and playing extensive make-believe games with her daughter. Follow Hannah: @hnnhlvy

Christopher Marmolejo (they/them) is a Brown, queer, and trans writer, diviner, and educator. They are the guest editor for The Rebis: The Moon and the author of Red Tarot: A Decolonial Guide to Divinatory Literacy. As a trained educator focused on cultivating classrooms of emancipatory possibility, they work with students around the world to plant and nurture the seed of a divinatory practice, finely weaving tarot, astrology, and curanderismo with decolonial, queer epistemologies and critical, feminist pedagogies. Follow Christopher: @the.red.read

Lorriane Anderson (she/her) is a best-selling author, spiritual teacher, and internationally recognized tarot and oracle expert. She views the seasons, sabbats, moon phases, and natural cycles as portals for personal growth and deep soul remembrance. Her work blends grounded earth wisdom with celestial insight, guiding others to develop a more intuitive and meaningful connection to themselves and the world around them. Follow Lorriane: @spiritelement

Jerod Barker (he/him) is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA. He draws, paints and screen prints, depicting everything from wildlife to architecture. He likes to create a sense of motion in his work and tries to activate viewers’ non-visual senses. He is interested in biology, philosophy and psychology and loves snowboarding, reading, gaming, music and animation. Follow Jerod: @jerodbarker_

Colina van Bemmel (she/her) is an artist and filmmaker based in Amsterdam. She is interested in a beyond-human perspective, sensing the larger rhythms that move through life. Drawing from nature, mystery traditions, and evolving technologies, her work follows the threads that bind us to the world. It forms an invitation for a quieter, more embodied attention, opening space for re-enchantment. Follow Colina: @colinavanbemmel

Raymond Brunell (he/him) is a fiction writer and MFA candidate whose work lives at the intersection of literary and speculative storytelling. His fiction explores memory, institutional power, inherited trauma, and the fragile systems humans build to make sense of their lives. His short stories have appeared in over twenty publications, including Necessary Fiction, River & South Review, Across the Margin, Bowery Gothic, Variety Pack, and Literary Garage. Follow Raymond: @raymond_brunell_author

Nicolas Carreño (aka "Ted") is a self-taught illustrator, musician, and communicator. He co-founded Taller Muerdago with Cicvta, an 11-year-old project that uses analog drawing mixed with digital and graphic techniques to express the spiritual and political concerns of its creators. From the age of 10, Ted began immersing himself in drawing, copying anime characters from television on paper. As time passed, this young boy encountered punk, hip-hop, and the rebellious counterculture that flooded the streets of Santiago, Chile. These ideas and attitudes toward social problems marked him and continue to influence him to this day. Currently living in Katarpirko, in the Akunkawa Valley of the Valparaíso Region, he continues to experiment with sound, video, painting, and illustration as a profession. Heavily inspired by nature, animals, and the chaotic energy of the cosmos, each creation becomes a living reflection of this creative world. Follow Nicolas: @muerdago.taller

Isabelle Correa (she/her) is a poet from Washington state now living in Mexico City. She studied creative writing at Western Washington University and is the author of Sex is From Mars But I Love You From Venus and Good Girl and Other Yearnings (Write Bloody Publishing). Her next collection, Portrait of a Person Who Pushes Love Away in Fear of Losing It (Arcana Press), will be released in September 2026 and is available for pre-order now. Follow Isabelle: @isabellecorreawrites

Haley DiRenzo (she/her) is a Colorado writer and attorney specializing in eviction defense. Her work has appeared in Barely South Review, Thimble, and Bending Genres, among others. Her poems have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and she was a 2026 Best of the Net Finalist in Fiction. Outside of work and writing, you can find her browsing book stores, brewing tea, and watching movies and live performance in the theater. Follow Haley: @haleydirenzo

Tiffany Foster (she/her) is a London-based artist, primarily working in varied painting mediums. Her work investigates memory and embodiment through distinctive, often disorienting perspectives that challenge familiar ways of seeing, inspired by her own emotions, human nature, and a desire to pursue visual storytelling. She holds an MA from The Courtauld Institute of Art and a BFA from the Academy of Art University. Follow Tiffany: @tfosterart

Rikki Horvatic (she/her) is a Midwestern mom, artist, and writer. Her artwork has been included in Jelly Squid Magazine and The Devil and The Star issues of The Rebis. She runs a creativity Substack called “paper joys.” She has a fiction Substack titled “Letters to Imaginary Friends.” Her writing was published by Fieldwren Journal and Pile Press. She released her first chapbook called Grace in Every Moment in 2026. Follow Rikki: @starmothpress 

James Jude (he/him) is a professional tarot reader, scholar and spiritual coach. He is an in-house reader at TarotArts in South Pasadena and the Philosophical Research Society in Los Feliz. In 2025, James founded the Los Angeles Festival of Tarot. He hosts Tarot Talk Show, an online series presented by Laetitia Barbier. James is also an award-winning Unit Publicist in film and television; his background in storytelling and creative collaboration informs his grounded, intuitive style. Follow James: @jamesjudetarot

AS Katoch (he/him) is a British Indian dream researcher, diviner, essayist, and mythographer. His work calls dreamers to become literate in living felt-images, to be moved by them. An international speaker and independent researcher at the Warburg Library, he has presented on oneiromancy at the International Association for the Study of Dreams in the Netherlands and India, the London Arts-Based Research Centre at the University of Oxford, and the Association of Jungian Analysts, recovering the art history of dreams. Follow AS: @a.s.katoch

Atarah Lael (she/they) is a word-dancer at heart, pairing vivid images with fervent language to weave worlds as delicate yet deadly as a spider’s web. She deeply identifies with her Aquarius sun—independent, free-spirited and profoundly one of a kind. Their work is one-part gentle recollection, two-parts ardent lyric and entirely Black. Find her poems in Ebony Tomatoes Collective, Helicon and Lucky Jefferson (forthcoming February 2027). Follow Atarah: @atarahhhh_

Celeste Mott (she/her) is a writer and professional witch living in New Orleans. Under Kia Alice Groom, her work has appeared in print and online, and she is the recipient of an Academy of American Poets prize. Follow Celeste: @celestemott

Erin Perry (she/her) is a Canadian artist living in the village of Elora, Ontario. Her work explores psychological transformation and the shifting terrain of identity. Through intuitive painting, drawing, and sculpture, she creates hybrid figures that exist between comfort and unease, humour and gravity. A Cancerian moon child and mother of wild, beautiful boys, Perry’s work reflects quiet reckonings and evolving selves. She has exhibited internationally since 2003 and previously created cards for the Elora Tarot deck. Follow Erin: @eperinperry

Lexie Rose (she/her) is a writer and artist who loves traveling the world to hike volcanoes, comb the shore, and lounge in olive trees while chatting with donkeys about love. She believes that creative art is a communion with the gods, a spiritual practice that has drawn her closer to love and closer to herself than she’s ever been before. It brings her immense joy to create something that connects people, while sparking change and evolution. Follow Lexie: @lexierose.writer

Li Ruan (she/her), born and raised in Beijing, China, is a Manhattan-based educational consultant, emerging immigrant poet and writer. She began writing in English later in life. Her work has appeared in Restless Books, Flora Fiction, Assignment Literary Magazine, Persimmon Tree, Hamilton Stone Review, New York Public Library Zine, Lowestoft Chronicle, Discretionary Love, Cool Beans Lit, Shot Glass Journal, 50-Word Stories, Panorama, New York Times, Emerald City Ghosts, ONE ART’s In a Nutshell anthology, and elsewhere. Follow Li: @liruannyc

Mara Adamitz Scrupe (she/her) is an environmental installation artist, a writer, and documentary filmmaker. Her cross-disciplinary creative practice explores a terrain of psychic, emotional and physical kinship with place; her installations, artist books, sculptures, drawings, poems, and essays investigate how we’re shaped and changed—emotionally, socially, politically, and spiritually—by our relationships with community, land, landscapes and nature. Mara lives with her husband on their farm bordering the James River in the Blue Ridge Mountains Piedmont countryside of Virginia. Follow Mara: @marascrupe 

Dakota Smith (she/her) is a poet, performance artist, and writer who received her MFA from Randolph College. Her work can be found in Good River Review, The Westchester Review, and Midway Journal. She lives and teaches writing in New York City. Follow Dakota: @likethestates

Rowan Tate (she/her) is a Romanian creative (poet, essayist, visual artist, songwriter). She reads nonfiction nature books, the backs of shampoo bottles, and sometimes minds.

Dana Wall (she/her) is a fiction writer, poet, and screenwriter whose works have appeared in Hunger Mountain, Brevity, River Teeth, Strange Horizons, and The Maine Review, among others. She received two 2025 Pushcart Prize Nominations and a Best of Net. Her story, "The Red Migration," appears on the 2025 Tangent Online recommended List. She has an MFA from Goddard College and lives in Manhattan Beach, CA. Follow Dana: danawallwriter.com