Welcome to the 17th issue of The Brasilia Review.
Erstwhile here is some fine reading.
Non-Fiction
Rivers of Norfolk: River Thurne by Tor Falcon
” …if you keep your dykes full, all the blessings of the natural world will be yours.”
Poetry
The Magistrates by Peter McCann Ashton
“a native of mauritius we are told until / his investments all went south”
Faustus and Helen by Grace Babcock
“Just to fill his eyes / With someone”
Romance by Natalie Crick
“Soft little bloody mouths”
The Legion of Demons by Charley Foster
“I fold my beautiful arms and say: Bring it”
Ufos Pretend America Is Good and Clean; Sickly Yoga Dumpster Called Humanity by J.E. Gibbs
“for the machine is sickly”
|| Airbags || by Jacob L. Peterson
“antibiotics scattered across the back seat”
Flag Girl by Eliana Rebecca Wong
“And then I saw you, shrouded in evergreen,”