ISSUE 15

Editor's Note:
This one was long time coming but in the end i'm satisfied with the result. This issue rocks. No drama involved in the long development. I was trying to make this issue really good.
One of the things i always intended to do with Brave New Word is moving forward. Each issue is distinct, very different from the previous. And after a while, it gets really hard to maintain that. You get more of the same even though the authors are different. This causes some sort of development hell. It would've been great if things went a bit faster - but it is not exactly like that.

Without further ado - Brave New Word Issue 15

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Issue Line-up:

1. Jesse DeLong - Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems
2. Plaugolt SatzWechsler (psw) - Three Pieces
3. J. D. Nelson - Five Poems
4. Stephen Lindow - Three pieces
5. Theodoros Chiotis - Physics of surfaces
6. Cheryl Penn - Letters written one on top of each other
7. B.J. Best - Three Neural Network Poems
8. Patricia Walsh - 5 poems
9. Bruno Chiarlone Debenedetti - Five Images
10. Joan McNerney - Three Poems 
11. Alex Salinas - Three Poems
12. Mikhail Shchupak-Katsman - Visual Works 

Mikhail Shchupak-Katsman - Visual Works

Author's note:
"I really like to poke people’s brains. From business, to family and friends, and even love [especially love], the core foundation of all things boil down psychology, and the workings of the brain. I think the human mind is a bizarre and peculiar place.

As fragile as it may be, it can become an unbelievably powerful force. It creates and imposes meaning from conjured ideas, and interestingly, skews our view of the world, as well as ourselves in a remarkably distorted, yet sentimental way.

This is what inspires the subject matter of my stu# most of the time. I’ve always been fascinated by how the world seems to be viewed so drastically di#erently by everyone compared to myself, and I can’t help but wonder and imagine: what could they see? How different is their reality from mine?"