Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
Author: The Brussels Review
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TBR Winter 2025 | Return to inward examination
Across nonfiction, poetry, fiction, and visual art, the issue examines how individuals are shaped by inheritance, memory, power, and silence; and how meaning is constructed when continuity is broken, distorted, or deliberately resisted.
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Lia Tjokro | TBR Winter 2025
Femke Van Son speaks with writer Lia Tjokro about her short story The Caretaker of Tears, featured in the upcoming Winter 2025 issue of The Brussels Review.
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Heartwarming Stories – For tender souls
It is our hope that you read these stories not in haste, but in companionship; perhaps with a cup of tea at your side; in a sunlit corner; or in the hour when the day first yields to evening. Let them speak and let them warm the room. For the promise of this book is…
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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 desire, the guilt folded into tenderness, and the moments when longing rewrites a life. Built around one idea—that passion is not a genre but a…
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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 time—become unstable.