BREVITY 2

A Journal of Brief Literary Nonfiction

BREVITY, a new e-journal published twice yearly, devotes itself entirely to micro-essays - concise creative non-fiction prose of less than 750 words, focusing on intimate detail and subjective point-of-view. We understand that many people don't work in such a concise form, but try it. There is freedom in brevity.

In Issue Two of BREVITY:  

• Art Homer has a Dramatic Dogalog
• Anjana Basu thinks of glamour
• Jeff Gundy has breakfast in the County Seat Cafe
• Jane Armstrong discovers she is not alone
• Suzanne Young faces relocation
• Joseph Coroniti's membership in the Youth Club expires
• George Yatchisin discusses a strange moment of Truffaut
• Dinty W. Moore learns the true meaning of "Free Tibet!"