Geist 111, Winter 2018. AnnMarie MacKinnon locates a chicken at large; Carla Nappi reimagines Plato’s Symposium; Ola Szczecinska visits Warsaw to keep from losing her memories; Michal Kozlowski tours Rideau Hall during the Governor General’s Literary Awards; Alberto Manguel considers the subversive nature of reading.
Also in Geist 111:
Lost City Photographs by Ian MacEachern
Epictetus on the road to success
Matt Snell on healing hands in Peterborough
Terese Marie Mailhot talks to Paul Simon on the phone
Gwen Benaway’s Curiosities
André Alexis on Dull Patch, Ontario
Katharena Vermette’s when Louis Riel went crazy
Eve Joseph reaches out
Han Fusen on moolah, multiculturalism and the secret pickle ingredient
Proust, Powell, Ferrante and Knausgaard duke it out in the ring
The curious case of Virginia Woolf and 4chan
Mary Schendlinger delves into the difficulties of translating Natalia Ginzburg
Winners of the First Annual Geist Work Shanty Writing Contest
…and the world’s most difficult crossword puzzle!
