Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
Author: Dritan Kiçi
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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 claim the high moral ground or promise “amazing” literature; instead, we simply bring what has impressed us. So, it is pointless for me to linger…
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TBR Blank is here with a lucky 13
A bold new anthology from The Brussels Review, TBR Blanc offers fiction unbound by theme—where language becomes canvas and constraint becomes catalyst. “TBR Blanc is not emptiness but canvas: an open field where language becomes color and constraint becomes catalyst.”
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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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Notes From the Isle Seat
A raw meditation on grief, voice, and the brutal clarity that follows loss—urging writers to abandon polish and write with unflinching truth.
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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.
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Eurovision: Where Nations Compete for the Right to Be Confused
Eurovision is what happens when musical theater and international diplomacy get drunk at the same wedding—messy, performative, and dazzlingly absurd.