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Meditations
A generational meditation on memory, identity, and affirmation through intimate portraits of self, mother, and a fading patriarch.
Collected Works in Contemporary Prose and Art
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The Summer of TBR is Here
The Summer 2025 issue of The Brussels Review offers a captivating blend of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, showcasing diverse voices and narratives.
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Introducing TBR Dark
What binds these stories together is not genre, but mood: an atmosphere of hesitation, rupture, and epistemological drift… They ask what remains of the human when its constructs—identity, memory, even…
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Unleashing Rage
A raw journey through Muay Thai, rage, and fleeting healing in Northern Thailand—where violence becomes both discipline and catharsis.
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Uprooting Cubit
A tender meditation on memory, wilderness, and estrangement, where childhood longing and ancient language entwine.
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Never too Late
When fear stretches itself and awakens our strength / When noise stretches itself, and you start listening / and the beast stretches itself to become human / It is never…
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The Paintings of Ximena Maldonado Sánchez. Hot!
The desert in Ximena Maldonado Sánchez’s paintings is not a place but a pulsing, radioactive body remembering heat, exile, and hallucination.
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Read and Be Young Again
“I want a portal I can walk through to a place where people aren’t permitted to visit twice: youth. I want my parent’s laughter crackling through my ears half a…
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Mimi Kunz: So What’s it Like, This Love?
Mimi Kunz is a visual artist and poet. A Buddhist monk once told her to ‘put the mind in the body’ — advice which has shaped her life and art.…
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Meditations
A generational meditation on memory, identity, and affirmation through intimate portraits of self, mother, and a fading patriarch.
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Paula Raiglot: “Are you awake?”
Born and raised in the vibrant, cosmopolitan city of Brussels, Paula Raiglot defines herself not only by her origins but by her multidisciplinary approach to art and her commitment to…
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Ghayath Almadhoun: Europe, we love your art and hate your bombs
A furious, unrelenting poetry of rupture—Almadhoun’s verses indict, mourn, and resist with devastating force.