The Rebis is an annual tarot-themed literary anthology. This 120-page issue features the work of 38 writers and artists exploring themes found in The Devil archetype, including power, rebellion, liberation, desire, shadow work, self-authenticity, and so much more.
This issue is about transformation through confrontation. It's full of truth-telling and radical courage. We wrestle with shame, fear, and obsession, and learn to claim ourselves in imperfect, messy, and beautiful ways. We examine the connection between pleasure, resistance, and collective care. There are monsters and tricksters, underworld rituals, and scenes of ecstatic transgression. We explore counter-cultural rebellion, anti-authoritarianism, intimate hauntings, and the art of breaking the rules. We pray to the Devil, challenge the ties that bind us to each other, and navigate the edges of eroticism.
In a world full of restrictions and expectation, the stories, poems, essays, and art in this volume are rich with encounters of the forbidden and lessons from our shadow selves. This is an anthology for those of us who are willing to step into discomfort, uncover hidden truths, and meet ourselves fully, without the masks we so frequently wear.
The Rebis is a ritual object—a beautifully designed, limited-edition keepsake that belongs as much on your altar as on your bookshelf. The content is evergreen and timeless: return to it whenever The Devil appears in your readings, or revisit it as a companion for your own shadow work and creative practice. Perfect for tarot practitioners, creatives, and mystics hungry for writing & art that pushes boundaries and dares to go deeper.
8x10 full-color print anthology, 120 pages. This is a beautiful book with a matte softcover, packed with artwork, thought-provoking prose, and lots of tarot insight from 38 contributors. Editorial content spans short fiction, essays, poetry, interviews, and creative non-fiction. There’s also an active journaling & meditation ritual and a tarot spread. The issue features original paintings, illustrations, watercolor, photography, and other 100% human-made art. No artificial intelligence was used in the making of this publication.
