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Neighbors by Catherine Lombardi is a beautiful example of approaching the world with greater openness. It is a moving st...
12/12/2025

Neighbors by Catherine Lombardi is a beautiful example of approaching the world with greater openness. It is a moving story about acknowledging, noticing, and caring for the people who live closest to us, the strangers who are, in fact, not so distant at all.

Read this story, and many more beautiful, heartwarming pieces, in our new Heartwarming Stories issue.
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Read closely. Notice more.Start reading The Brussels review as a way to notice more!!
10/12/2025

Read closely. Notice more.

Start reading The Brussels review as a way to notice more!!

What if the finder were a person you could go to whenever you lost something, or someone? What would that look like? And...
10/12/2025

What if the finder were a person you could go to whenever you lost something, or someone? What would that look like? And what else would you have to lose in order to find something else again?
In Lost and Found by Evan Satinsky we receive some answers, while other questions remain unresolved.

Read this story and more in our Heartwarming stories issue!

He wondered, if sea and sky were zippered neatly together, what would occur if you tugged on the zipper and allowed them...
08/12/2025

He wondered, if sea and sky were zippered neatly together, what would occur if you tugged on the zipper and allowed them to separate. What would emerge in the space between them – other worlds, other realms?
( For Logan )

Read this story and more in our new Heartwarming Stories issue!
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“Fathers Day” an interesting title carrying a hint of sadness and the search for belonging. To whom do you belong, and ...
06/12/2025

“Fathers Day” an interesting title carrying a hint of sadness and the search for belonging. To whom do you belong, and will this longing ever be answered? Discover it in our new issue filled with heartwarming stories.

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Jezza Deep gives a beautiful, almost poetic significance to something otherwise purely material. In this story, apricot ...
05/12/2025

Jezza Deep gives a beautiful, almost poetic significance to something otherwise purely material. In this story, apricot jam becomes more than just a sweet treat; it turns into a cherished memory filled with warmth and nostalgia.

Read this story and many more beautiful pieces in our TBR Heartwarming Stories Edition!

There are moments in life when warmth does not announce itself; it enters through a remembered scent, a kindness, a long...
04/12/2025

There are moments in life when warmth does not announce itself; it enters through a remembered scent, a kindness, a long-forgotten object, the light from a window, or a quiet presence. This collection gathers such moments; each story serving as an instance of tenderness preserved, like fruit sealed in glass and rediscovered in winter.

TBR Heartwarming Stories is here, get it now!
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Meet the Editors of The Brussels Review!The people shaping the stories behind the scenes.
02/12/2025

Meet the Editors of The Brussels Review!
The people shaping the stories behind the scenes.

The fog softens everything, like it’s telling you to take a breath, a reminder that not every moment needs to be in focu...
01/12/2025

The fog softens everything, like it’s telling you to take a breath, a reminder that not every moment needs to be in focus to be felt.

A former archivist ventures into a collapsing city to rescue his estranged lover, navigating fire, memory, and masked peril in a world unraveling.

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To stay sharp, begin with a book. Always.
28/11/2025

To stay sharp, begin with a book. Always.

Home. Heimat. Identity. That does not disappear.Constance L. Lieber explores nostalgia as a memory we partly invent and ...
25/11/2025

Home. Heimat. Identity. That does not disappear.
Constance L. Lieber explores nostalgia as a memory we partly invent and hold onto. In her work, she invites us to rethink what ‘home’ means, especially when that home is no longer there.

A Beautiful Nostalgic Story, read it now!
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A story about two people learning that ‘forever’ doesn’t always live in grand promises, but in the intimate moments they...
24/11/2025

A story about two people learning that ‘forever’ doesn’t always live in grand promises, but in the intimate moments they choose to share. It’s about the tension between longing and reality, between what we hope love will be and what it becomes when two hearts finally meet in the present.

Ray Chatelin wrote this beautiful story for you to read.
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