Hannah Levy (she/her) is a writer, poet, and founder and editor of The Rebis. Her writing has been published in Variant Literature, Sunday Mornings at the River, Rhizo Magazine, 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

Xaviera López (she/her) is a Chilean artist and animator, and the creative director of The Rebis. Her linear drawings, animations, and short format looping videos incorporate simplified yet highly contextual self-portraits and images that display the meeting place of the material and the ethereal, and challenge perceived delineations between the felt and seen. Follow Xaviera: @xavieralopez

Polly Lou Adams (she/her) is a Los Angeles-based writer, illustrator, and cartoonist. You can find her work in the New Yorker online and on her Substack, The Poop Scoop, where she shares memoir comics and cartoons on a semi-regular basis. Follow Polly: @pollylouadams

Kristin Belshaw (she/her), queer poet, somatic psychotherapist, beloved wife and mother, grew up between mountains and water in the Pacifc Northwest. Deeply attuned to the interconnectedness of all living things, her life and work were imbued with the transformative power of embodiment and a devotion to the vitality of the spirit within the wholeness of nature. Kristin passed from leukemia in San Francisco in late 2023. Her spirit endures within her family and wide community, and entwined among the stars, wild rivers, and the steadfast, life-giving trees.

Isabelle Correa (she/her) is from Washington and lives and writes in Mexico City. Her fiction and poetry can be found in Third Point Press, Pank, and others. Follow Isabelle: @isabellecorreawrites

Josephine (Josie) Defaye (she/her) is a writer, educator, and founder of Trans/gressive Writers' Workshop. She has been awarded residencies from Sundress Academy for the Arts (SAFTA) and Napa Valley Writers' Conference. She lives in Los Angeles with her human family and their two dogs, Duncan and Lady Macbeth. Find her work in Gulf Stream Magazine, Resurrection Magazine, and on Medium. Follow Josie: @josiedefaye

Sue Ann Gleason (she/her), author of in the glint of broken glass and Pencil Man, is a poet, educator, and activist. Her poems and essays have appeared in places like The Sunlight Press, Blue Heron Review, 50-Word Stories, and several anthologies including kerning: a space for words and The Wonder of Small Things: Poems of Peace & Renewal. Sue Ann holds inspired writing circles and organizes grassroots efforts, nurturing agents for change in an increasingly complex world. Follow Sue: @SueAnnGleason

Lex Hesperus (he/they) is a queer witch and writer. As a votary of the divine spark devoted to reweaving sacred and reciprocal relationship, they help their clients claim sovereignty, weave sacred relationship, and learn to love fate. Their work is spirit-led and historically-informed, with a focus on ancestral healing, queer spiritualities, and Orphism. In their free time, they can be found crafting fiber art, singing bawdy songs, and worshiping Hermes and Dionysus in public forests. Follow Lex: @thelexhesperus

Emily Knapp (they/them) is a writer and comedian based in Denver. They’re originally from Chicago, but fled west because they really like seeing the sun in February. Their writing has been featured in ARC Journal, Button Poetry, McSweeney’s, The Belladonna, Slackjaw, Points in Case, and other places on the internet. They can be found in the mountains. Follow Emily: @kuhnaptakesanap 

Eli Lawliet, Ph.D. (he/him), is the dreamer and weaver of The Gender Doula. In addition to a decade of experience researching trans healthcare, law, policy, and history, he has formal training as a full-spectrum doula, breathwork facilitator, and tarot reader, as well as many years of surviving the world of poverty wages and retail work. Eli has been seeing clients since January of 2020 and has worked with trans folks nationally and internationally in sessions, classes, and workshops. Follow Eli: @thegenderdoula

Tehlor Kay Mejia (they/them) is a bestselling and award winning novelist of more than ten critically acclaimed novels across age categories and genres. They strive to create stories which showcase the importance of community, radical inclusion, and abolitionist values. Tehlor lives with their child, fiancée, three dogs and six ducks in their home state of Oregon. Follow Tehlor: @tehlorkay

Annika Papke (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist based out of Washington, DC. She uses her art practice to explore pop culture and the unique moment in time we inhabit. Annika has practiced tarot for 5 years now, and her relationship with astrology, the tarot, and spirituality is deeply connected to her life and art practice, where she tries to find magic every day. Follow Annika: @annikapapke

Emily Prentice (she/her) is an artist and community worker living in unceded Massowommack and Calicuas land in present-day West Virginia. Emily’s artwork delves into the above and below, finding commonalities between the underworld and our human systems. Emily runs an art supply shop and creative space called Mycelium in Elkins, WV. Follow Emily: @emilyprentice.art

Cecily Sailer (she/her) is a tarot reader, writer, and the creator of Typewriter Tarot, a project that cultivates inspiration, magic, and community for creative spirits. Cecily is the author of Tarot for Creative Spirits, an illustrated workbook filled with journaling prompts for every card in the tarot — to facilitate deeper self-knowledge and embodied connections with tarot archetypes. In previous eras, Cecily earned an MFA in creative writing and worked in creative arts nonprofits. She’s extra Capricorn, and a lover of birds, ghost stories, and every moment spent in nature. Follow Cecily: @typewritertarot

Lane Smith (they/them) is a transmasculine writer with over 20 years of experience as a tarot reader and as an organizer/activist on the radical Left. Their book 78 Acts of Liberation: Tarot to Transform Our World is out in August 2024 from Sounds True. Lane is the editor of the Tarot & Politics zine and a member of Solidarity Tarot where they live in Baltimore City, Maryland. Follow Lane: @leftlanesmith

Gretchen Thayer (she/her) is a textile and watercolor artist residing in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Her work focuses on color, form and expression, often incorporating magic and ritual as part of her art practice. As a tarot enthusiast she is currently working on completing an abstract watercolor tarot deck. Follow Gretchen: @_studiopractice

Meg Jones Wall (she/they) is a tarot reader, author, and teacher. The creator behind 3am.tarot, Meg is the author of Finding the Fool: A Tarot Journey to Radical Transformation, with two more books forthcoming, and their work has been featured at Autostraddle, WIRED, Catapult, Astrology Answers, and more. She is also the host of CARD TALK, a mini tarot podcast offering quick tips for tarot readers at all levels. As a queer, chronically ill tarot reader, Meg's writing focuses on keeping tarot intuitive and accessible, using gender-neutral language and welcoming readers of all identities into the tarot community. Follow Meg: @3am.tarot