To teachers of
writing, publishing
and kindred subjects

Bring Geist magazine
into your classroom, for FREE.

 


Geist brings us fine Canadian writing and photography along with its wonderfully
idiosyncratic magazine culture—close enough to the students that
they might just be transformed by it.”
—Dr. Janice Williamson, English & Film Studies, University of Alberta

Geist— a smart, funny quarterly magazine made in Canada—is an ideal teaching tool. Students and other emerging writers and artists find inspiration in our great variety of fiction, poetry, dispatches, essays, articles, life writing, reviews and rants, anywhere from 100 to 5,000 words long — as well as photography, drawings, comix, puzzles and curiosa of all sorts.

If you are a teacher of writing, composition, literature, publishing or any kindred subject, you can get free copies of Geist for you and your students—no strings, no spam—just by asking for them. The program is paid for by the Geist Foundation and our generous sponsors.


Simon Dardick’s students in the Editing and
Publishing course, Department of Creative Writing,
Concordia University, enjoying the salubrious
effects of the Geist in the Classroom program.
Geist is always looking for new writers and readers.

Teachers are always looking for good readings.

Geist in the Classroom puts us together.

Click here to sign up for free class sets.

Smart, funny and 100% made in Canada, Geist puts the North back in North America.


Geist is an inspiration to the students in my creative non-fiction writing classes. They’re
thrilled—with the publication itself, and with the clear invitation to publish.
Thanks from all of us!”
—Kate Braid, Malaspina University College, Nanaimo, BC