Geist 105, Summer 2017. Editor-in-residence: Jordan Abel.
"Paradise," a visceral new poem by Evelyn Lau; Stills from a 360-degree immersive video project documenting the economics of immigration by Michel Huneault and Sarah R. Champagne; A philosophy student with an affection for Heidegger survives three months’ hard labour in "Shack Stories" by Andrew Boden.
Also in Geist 105:
- Lisa Bird-Wilson on outdated Canadiana and reading Indigenously
- Petronius Totem recruits "Art Warriors" for an ill-considered art project
- Mary Schendlinger dissects Sartre, de Beauvoir and her daughter's cat, Lulu
- Correspondence between Jane Rule and Rick Bébout
- Leanne Betasamosake Simpson faces the complexities of bro-code at a gun safety course
- Whitney French examines the root of cultural appropriation
- Naomi Harris photographs a rapidly-gentrifying old folks home in Florida
- Alberto Manguel unravels "the crafting of untruth" in modern journalism
- (See complete Table of Contents here)
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