hannah eve

A poem titled "In My Rush" by Jonterri Gadson

"I still want to be held. Hold me /

like sound-in your throat, with your breath, on your tongue."

tonight in an attempt to resist psychic numbing I stared at the crescent moon. thought about death & soul loss & all the ways love still seeps through the cracks. made this playlist as an antidote to the heaviness.

ft. Lola Young, Clario, Wet, Blood Orange & more

open.spotify.com/playlist/6Qp...

can't wait to see this book come out in paperback ❤️‍🔥 a must-read for anyone on a journey to free themselves of the shackles of heteronormativity, patriarchy, and religion

A pedestrian crossing sign is mounted above a smaller sign with a downward-pointing arrow, both bright yellow. A lush cone-shaped vine covered in small yellow flowers has grown up and around the pole, creating a whimsical, tree-like appearance. The scene is set on a quiet residential sidewalk with small front yards, flowering plants, and houses under a dramatic, cloudy evening sky.

finding magic in the mundane

!!!!!!!

Reading @shellyjayshore.bsky.social is such a delight & I can't wait for y'all to read their contribution for The Devil issue 🌶️❤️‍🔥

very very excited to see The Rumpus re-launch! 🎉

this is SO EXCITING ✨

so fun getting to hold the proof of @therebis.com Devil issue and flip through the pages! will be available to purchase in early fall 🤗

chilling words

"this Court's complicity in the creation of a culture of disdain for lower courts, their rulings & the law (as they interpret it) will surely hasten the downfall of governing institutions, enabling our collective demise"

—Ketanji Brown Jackson

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Meg, who has short wavy gray and brown hair, wearing a black tank top and a silver chain necklace, holds up the Devil card from Botanical tarot featuring an illustration of flowering plants with green leaves and pink blossoms. Meg has tattoos on both arms and a nose ring, and gazes directly at the camera with a neutral expression. The background is softly lit and out of focus.

Today we are sharing an interview with our guest editor @megjoneswall.bsky.social on spiritual rebellion & the creative energy of The Devil, tarot's most vulnerable card.

open.substack.com/pub/therebis...

so ominous

Six children's drawings on white paper are laid out on a wooden floor. Each drawing depicts a natural disaster. From top left to bottom right, the drawings show: a forest with flames labeled "wild fires"; a volcano erupting with lava labeled "volcanoes" and "Boom"; a tornado over green hills labeled "tornadoes"; a hillside with trees on fire labeled "wild fires"; a large mudslide heading toward houses labeled "mud slides"; and a giant wave approaching a coastline labeled "tsunami". The drawings are colorful and done with crayons or colored pencils.

my child has been coloring quietly all morning and I asked her what she's been making and it's..... illustrations of climate disasters

A tarot card titled "Le Diable" (The Devil) from *Tarot of the Drowning World* is placed on a bed of intersecting thorny rose stems. The card features a nude figure lying among lush greenery and sunflowers, with vivid red and black tones. The background is a neutral stone surface, contrasting with the dark, sharp thorns surrounding the card.

Happy solstice 🌻 there is no light without darkness, no sun without shadow.

Pictured: The Devil tarot card from Drowning World Tarot, photographed by @pageofcupstarot.bsky.social for The Rebis

in today's experience of "things on the internet never die" I see that a data storytelling content program that I worked on nearly a decade ago at a health tech startup still has relevance

:: blushing :: thank you 😻

it's that time again!
another playlist from the one + only Hannah ❤️‍🔥
we're so lucky...

summer solstice playlist featuring Sofi Tukker, DOPE LEMON, Valerie June, Thee Sacred Souls, Maribou State, Everything is Recorded, Suki Waterhouse + more

open.spotify.com/playlist/1FF...

An excerpt from an essay in The Nation by Kaveh Akbar that reads "In these harrowing days of calculated overwhelm, our job is to resist consent manufacturing and calls to craven acquiescence. To think critically about language, hold media coverage accountable. To protest. To ask our families, our colleagues, our Republican neighbors to oppose further US involvement. The past is whatever we cannot change. This isn’t that. There is still time to move us away from a future that insists upon annihilating humanity to accommodate the annihilation of humans."

excerpt from an essay in @thenation.com by Kaveh Akbar

www.thenation.com/article/acti...

Especially if you're on the fence about it, protest today. Fascism is isolating and lonely. Its very goal is to make you feel like you're the only person unwilling to accept a cult of personality. On days like today you fully realize there are more of us than there are them. You will feel better.

Two people are making protest signs at a wooden table. One sign in the foreground reads “AMERICA’S ONLY MONARCH” with a large, brightly colored monarch butterfly illustration, using red and purple lettering. In the background, another person is working on a sign that says “DUMP TRUMP!” with a red circle and line crossing out the name. Various markers, a U.S. map, and a butterfly identification guide are also on the table.

protest art 🦋

#nokings

A woman with long wavy brown hair and clear-framed glasses is sitting cross-legged on a chair, smiling slightly as she takes a selfie from above. She is wearing a black sleeveless outfit. Behind her is a wooden desk with a large monitor displaying a black, white, and red illustration of a woman intertwined with a dragon. A keyboard, ergonomic mouse, and various papers are also visible on the desk. The lighting is warm, giving the room a cozy feel.

amidst the horrors of the week, we finished the 4th issue of @therebis.com last night & sent it to our printers! this is a print anthology exploring The Devil tarot archetype through writing and art. a cathartic card to immerse in as we fight our oppressors & seek liberation. available this fall!

“Broken Periodic” from the collection of poems, AMERICAN FAITH, by Maya C. Popa.

“No one who has ever had a childhood/ wants what is happening.”

#poetry @mayacpopa.bsky.social
@sarabandebooks.bsky.social

A small forest stream flows through a shaded woodland area, bordered by ferns, moss, and tree roots. A large, twisted tree root arches over the stream, forming a natural bridge. Sunlight filters through the trees, casting dappled light on the forest floor. The scene is lush and tranquil, with rich textures from the earth, foliage, and bark.

Carl Jung: "If the path before you is clear, you're probably on someone else's."

A repost from Warpaint Journal that reads "Sometimes you just gotta play your music louder than your thoughts."

playing this one louder than my thoughts today:

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it was a very good read! @annehelen.bsky.social always knows how to eloquently (and elegantly) reflect the energy of the moment

The World Has Always Been On Fire What now?

a spot-on reflection of these times from @annehelen.bsky.social: how the world has always been burning, how reactionary ideologies exploit fear, and why we need better narratives rooted in care, connection, and what Ocean Vuong calls "kindness without hope."

annehelen.substack.com/p/the-world-...

✨ big news ✨ we just announced the full list of contributors to The Devil, our upcoming print anthology out later this fall 2025. check out the full list of artists & writers here! can't wait to show you what we've been working on.

open.substack.com/pub/therebis...