Geist 99, Winter 2015. The Winnipeg Arcades Project takes on prairie gambling culture; Winners of the 2015 Short Long-Distance Writing Contest; Lydia Kwa's linguistic tantrums; Jen Osborne photographs women at war; excerpt from the novel that won the 37th Annual 3-Day Novel Contest.
Also in Geist 99:
- Michał Kozłowski takes on a barn full of sweaty publishers, deep in the heart of Toronto
- Stephen Osborne says goodbye to Stephen Harper
- Robert Everett-Green's checkered past
- Rita Leistner searches for Marshall McLuhan in Afghanistan
- Notes on the spacetime queertinuum
- Kayla Czaga crafts the infamous drunk uncle
- Eve Joseph on what happens to our brains as we die
- John K. Samson on the longitudinal centre of Canada
- Robertson Davies—novelist, playwright, sex machine
- 7 Ikea meatballs, 10.25 pages of Geist, and other great 99¢ finds
- Eve Corbel rides the Bus Without Pity
- Jill Mandrake in the land of a thousand hairdos
- Wanda John-Kehewin's chai tea rant
- George Murray on Stock Home Syndrome and the armchair uprising
- A 10-year-old's opinion on what Lethbridge will be like in 2034
- Stephen Henighan discusses the modern genocide
- Daniel Francis on Donald Creighton: bigot, crumudgeon and Canada's leading historian
- (See complete Table of Contents here)
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