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The Chatbot Lies Heavy
A graphic designer at risk of redundancy hears ghostly voices in her office booth—only to discover AI, espionage, and a choice that could define her future.
Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
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Introducing TBR Rouge
Rouge is an act of exposure. Like the color it’s named for, this collection reveals rather than conceals—turning its light on what is usually left unsaid: the quiet pulse of…
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Urban Enigmas of Patrick ten Brink
A surreal, poetic stroll through Brussels’ overlooked streets, where orphaned objects and street life are celebrated with wit and wonder. “These well-crafted poems do justice to the everyday, to the…
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Delusion and Desire
Three striking stories explore mental illness, teenage defiance, and spiritual resistance, where delusion, desire, and control collide in strange, vivid ways. “The earth is still round, but it’s been cut…
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Opposite House
In 1970s Antwerp, Ria fights to find her place—in architecture school, in a divided house, and in a world haunted by history and patriarchy.
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Pippa Darbyshire’s Love of Nature
An ode to the Baie de Somme’s tidal skies and Pippa Darbyshire’s meditative paintings—inviting pause, presence, and quiet awe.
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The Religion of Trees
A mythic tale of ancestral magic, colonial prophecy, and spiritual healing in the forests of precolonial Gabon.
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The Brussels Review – Autumn 2025
This post may seem like a ritual every 3 months, but that impression is only surface deep. The art featured in this new issue is anything but ritualistic. We don’t…