Welcome to the debut issue of The Brasilia Review.
Christopher Schaeffer dazzingly breaks the mind in two. Charley Foster merges science and religion. Tim Gunn’s poem is like a strained exhale, while Bettie takes the world to task.
Laura Hurwitz contemplates the toughest thing someone must do when a loved one’s ill. Tor Falcon loves the calm of the harshest season. Jeffrey Salome-Callahan pens a touching hybrid piece, while Lucy Younghusband brings wit and humor to what we often throw away.
Editor Dan Souder writes about the recent protests in Brazil. Designer Nayrb Wasylycia crushes it with our cover.
The Brasilia Review is a courier bazaar.
Fiction
English Winter by Tor Falcon
Lady in Waiting by Laura Hurwitz
An Almanac for the Phases of the Moon by Jeffrey Salamone-Callahan
Regen by Lucy Younghusband
Non-Fiction
The Protests by Dan Souder
Poetry
Adlai and Eagleton by Christopher Schaeffer
169* by Tim Gunn
The Physics of Jesus by Charley Foster
Genovese Syndrome by Bettie