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In this issue Joe Baxter pens a future science memoir with a twist, Melanie Boeckmann calls on the congregation not to forget, Michael Flores makes a map for an inescapable future, Andrew McIntyre will dashingly conquer Poland, and Samantha Memi pokes her nose, but not too far, into the aristocracy.
Russ Paladin takes a Borgesian walk through space-time while Khoa reveals the underside of Vietnam.
Terhi contemplates the post pillars of science and of memory, while the fauna of Brasil assimilates Dan Souder.
What The Brasilia Review can do with these fetuses is literarily a miracle. —Mr. Show
Fiction
Doppelganger by Joe Baxter
Sunday’s Finest by Melanie Boeckmann
Caverns by Michael Flores
An Excerpt from the Letter of King-Expectant Andrew of Poland to Queen-Possibly Sophia by Andrew McIntyre
Escape Is Futile by Samantha Memi
Non-Fiction
Perception Is the Filter between Reality and Mind by Terhi
Active Predation by Dan Souder
Poetry
Lost in Translation / From Tokyo to Saigon and Back by Khoa
The Night We Met Dr. Lovecraft by Russ Paladin