Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Guernica Magazine

    Memory Loss

    A mini series, co-published with Urban Omnibus, that explores sites of public and private remembrance in New York City.
    by The Editors Feb 25, 2021 1 minute
    Photograph by andre dos santos | Flickr

    Memorials fix in place versions of history. When installed in public, they are invariably political, charged with representing an idea, person, or event to an audience that may

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Guernica Magazine

    Guernica Magazine7 min read
    “The Last Time I Came to Burn Paper”
    There are much easier ways to write a debut novel, but Aube Rey Lescure has decided to have none of ease. River East, River West is an intergenerational epic, the story of a single family whose lives span a period of sweeping cultural change in China
    Guernica Magazine10 min read
    Black Wing Dragging Across the Sand
    The next to be born was quite small, about the size of a sweet potato. The midwife said nothing to the mother at first but, upon leaving the room, warned her that the girl might not survive. No one seemed particularly concerned; after all, if she liv
    Guernica Magazine13 min read
    The Jaws of Life
    To begin again the story: Tawny had been unzipping Carson LaFell’s fly and preparing to fit her head between his stomach and the steering wheel when the big red fire engine came rising over the fogged curve of the earth. I saw it but couldn’t say any

    Related