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The Brussels Review - Autumn 2024
brings together a diverse collection of fiction, poetry, and interviews from an array of international voices. In this issue, delve into poignant stories that traverse time, culture, and the human experience. From gripping narratives like "The Carousel" set in the haunting days of Warsaw, to the funny and sad secret in "The Shoes," this collection offers a rich tapestry of storytelling. Poets explore themes of memory, nature, and the intricacies of the human condition with evocative imagery and heartfelt expression. This issue also features an enlightening interview with Annelies Verbeke, offering insights into her literary journey.
The authors featured in this issue includes in the fiction section, works by F. Kevin Murphy, Rebecca Klassen, Ciara Mandulee Mendis, Ornela Musabelliu, David Hutto, Robert Slentz-Kesler, Huina Zheng, Urmi Palchoudhury, J. D. Torres Duarte, Janet Goldberg, Paul Lewellan, Stephen O'Donnell, and Patrick ten Brink. The poetry section showcases the talents of Frank William Finney, Robert René Galván, Moriah Brown, Elizabeth Gunn, James B. Nicola, Eleni C. Traganas, Nadine Ellsworth-Moran, and Peter Graarup.
brings together a diverse collection of fiction, poetry, and interviews from an array of international voices. In this issue, delve into poignant stories that traverse time, culture, and the human experience. From gripping narratives like "The Carousel" set in the haunting days of Warsaw, to the funny and sad secret in "The Shoes," this collection offers a rich tapestry of storytelling. Poets explore themes of memory, nature, and the intricacies of the human condition with evocative imagery and heartfelt expression. This issue also features an enlightening interview with Annelies Verbeke, offering insights into her literary journey.
The authors featured in this issue includes in the fiction section, works by F. Kevin Murphy, Rebecca Klassen, Ciara Mandulee Mendis, Ornela Musabelliu, David Hutto, Robert Slentz-Kesler, Huina Zheng, Urmi Palchoudhury, J. D. Torres Duarte, Janet Goldberg, Paul Lewellan, Stephen O'Donnell, and Patrick ten Brink. The poetry section showcases the talents of Frank William Finney, Robert René Galván, Moriah Brown, Elizabeth Gunn, James B. Nicola, Eleni C. Traganas, Nadine Ellsworth-Moran, and Peter Graarup.
The Brussels Review - Autumn 2024
brings together a diverse collection of fiction, poetry, and interviews from an array of international voices. In this issue, delve into poignant stories that traverse time, culture, and the human experience. From gripping narratives like "The Carousel" set in the haunting days of Warsaw, to the funny and sad secret in "The Shoes," this collection offers a rich tapestry of storytelling. Poets explore themes of memory, nature, and the intricacies of the human condition with evocative imagery and heartfelt expression. This issue also features an enlightening interview with Annelies Verbeke, offering insights into her literary journey.
The authors featured in this issue includes in the fiction section, works by F. Kevin Murphy, Rebecca Klassen, Ciara Mandulee Mendis, Ornela Musabelliu, David Hutto, Robert Slentz-Kesler, Huina Zheng, Urmi Palchoudhury, J. D. Torres Duarte, Janet Goldberg, Paul Lewellan, Stephen O'Donnell, and Patrick ten Brink. The poetry section showcases the talents of Frank William Finney, Robert René Galván, Moriah Brown, Elizabeth Gunn, James B. Nicola, Eleni C. Traganas, Nadine Ellsworth-Moran, and Peter Graarup.
brings together a diverse collection of fiction, poetry, and interviews from an array of international voices. In this issue, delve into poignant stories that traverse time, culture, and the human experience. From gripping narratives like "The Carousel" set in the haunting days of Warsaw, to the funny and sad secret in "The Shoes," this collection offers a rich tapestry of storytelling. Poets explore themes of memory, nature, and the intricacies of the human condition with evocative imagery and heartfelt expression. This issue also features an enlightening interview with Annelies Verbeke, offering insights into her literary journey.
The authors featured in this issue includes in the fiction section, works by F. Kevin Murphy, Rebecca Klassen, Ciara Mandulee Mendis, Ornela Musabelliu, David Hutto, Robert Slentz-Kesler, Huina Zheng, Urmi Palchoudhury, J. D. Torres Duarte, Janet Goldberg, Paul Lewellan, Stephen O'Donnell, and Patrick ten Brink. The poetry section showcases the talents of Frank William Finney, Robert René Galván, Moriah Brown, Elizabeth Gunn, James B. Nicola, Eleni C. Traganas, Nadine Ellsworth-Moran, and Peter Graarup.
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