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Machines Don’t Whimper
A poet’s funeral becomes a public reckoning with AI, art, pain, and the human need to create meaning before machines consume it.
Collected Works in Contemporary Art and Literature
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Fasting on Perception
Explore the two ends of something. A thought. A scene… Drift backward. And soar.
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Leap Seconds
You read about leap seconds? Apparently we’re always falling / behind the atomic clocks. But there’s a simple solution: / if someone says skip forward the whole world obeys.
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The Hardbody
David flexed with all his might and unveiled his brawny back muscles like a peacock unfurling its plumage.
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The Reunion
A heartfelt family reunion brings the Anderson siblings back home, where long-buried tensions surface, and they rediscover the true meaning of family and home.
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The Brussels Review: Autumn 2024 is Here
The Brussels Review unveils its Autumn 2024 issue, featuring a captivating collection of fiction, poetry, and an interviews from an array of international voices.
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The Unnamed Albatross
A wry poetic journey through love, death, and the absurdity of life, blending humor with existential reflection.
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At the Lake
“At the Lake” by JoAnneh Nagler is a nostalgic journey into the simplicity and complexities of childhood summers, exploring family dynamics, self-discovery, and the indelible mark of place on memory.