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Guernica Magazine ——— May 2026 Preview

GUERNICA MAGAZINE: The latest issue features striking original artwork courtesy of creators Jérémie Guiguen, Mike Blackman, Deepak, Taelor Worthington, and Cliff Warner.

Fiction & Nonfiction: You can explore the Fiction – Guernica section for recently published narrative stories and ongoing literary additions.

Special Issues: Guernica frequently publishes thematic special issues ranging from “Climate Fiction” to “Race in America,” all of which can be browsed via the Guernica Magazine Explore page. [1]

I Was Trying to Photograph a Feeling: Showkat Nanda on Buried Archives, Generational Memory, and Dreaming Against Forgetting in Kashmir

By Youmna M. Chamieh 

How do photographs carry the afterlives of violence? Threading together personal and collective histories, photographer Showkat Nanda reflects on documenting Kashmir not merely as a site of conflict, but as a lived world shaped by endurance and the struggle against forgetting.

Notes on Going Viral

By Isaac James Richards 

What I dream of, then, when I think about what Jürgen Habermas called “the postsecular society,” is a foggy middle path. I’m not willing to fall for the false choice between religion and democracy simply because either feels like more solid footing than walking the tightrope between them.

Guernica Magazine – March 2026 Preview

GUERNICA MAGAZINE: The latest issue features….

Wartime Beirut, Between Ruin and Routine: A Photo Essay

“Let Lebanon Live Before I Die.” — Graffiti in Beirut

By Alex Milan Durie March 15, 2026

My cousin Sami is still bulking

“His gym is Gaza, and every piece carries weight.”

By L.F. Khouri March 15, 2026

A Month Inside the World’s Largest Refugee Camp

“There are no easy takeaways. No tidy solutions. But I still think it matters to pay attention.”

By Jidi Guo March 15, 2026

Guernica Magazine – March 2025 Preview

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GUERNICA MAGAZINE (March 17, 2025): The March Issue features Olivia Cheng’s short story Bathhouse Gossip

Joli Petit Accent

“Indeed, growing up, moving between the United States and Palestine made me feel as if I shed one self and inhabited another, over and over again… But today, instead of observing the gaps in my knowledge and experience in either culture, I focus on my access to other languages and understandings.”By Jenine Abboushi

Bathhouse Gossip

“They’ve swung in the opposite direction and they’re all done with democracy and liberalism.”By Olivia Cheng

Taximen

“Trinidad was brewing with a sense of premonition, that time was either running out or coming to a head.”By Eskor David Johnson