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Earthlings

By Jeff VanderMeer

Ordnance

By Steven Duong

Cat Dreams

By Lily Houston Smith

Lineal Gaps

By Esther Hayes

Autumn Watts

Autumn Watts, a fiction editor for Guernica, grew up in rural Nevada and now lives in Turkey. Her work has appeared in Guernica, AGNI online, Desert Voices, and Indiana Review, among others; she is the co-editor of Constructing Qatar: Migrant Narratives from the Margins of a Global System; and she has led several research grants on oral histories and folklore in the Arabian Gulf. Currently, she's working on a collection of oral Qatari folktales and revising her first novel.
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Animals Died at Our House, and Other Things that Burn or Wear Away

By Autumn Watts May 7, 2018
There was the time I found an entire horse or cow skeleton laid neatly on top of the shed roof. When I asked my brothers what it was doing there, they looked at me patiently and said, We found it in the desert.
Fiction Arts & CultureAsia & Oceania

Two Stories

By Autumn Watts, with photography Kristin Giordano July 16, 2012

In Qatar, the birds have built their own hidden city.

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