Logo of Geist literary magazine
"Geist is the Canadian magazine of ideas and culture with a strong literary focus and a sense of humour. The Geist tone is intelligent, plain-talking, inclusive and offbeat."
Vibe: Top-tier stuff. Not Paris Review, but ok
Response time:
4 monhts / 169 days
Payment:
up to $1200
Simultaneous submissions:
Yes
Previously published:
Yes
Submission fee:
$3
Expedited submissions:
No
Available in print:
Yes
Examples online:
Yes
Average acceptance rate:
0%
Country:
Canada
Year founded:
1990
Has Masthead info:
Yes

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Total tracked subs
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Average response time
169 days
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169 days
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169 days

Important stuff

Promote writers even after publication - hype hype hype
Accept previously published: "Buy second or third serial rights for previously published work (including work published on the internet)"
Limited to those with a Canadian connection

Genres

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Fiction

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Nonfiction

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Poetry

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Art

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Photography

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Review

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Masthead

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Examples

'Checkered Past' by Robert Everett-Green

(excerpt)
I like household auctions and thrift shops, where nothing can be reordered and everything has a past. Last year, in a basement vintage shop in Toronto, on a battered vintage mannequin, I found a plaid houndstooth sports jacket that was loaded with the kind of mid-century style celebrated in the TV series Mad Men. The fabric was a relaxed woollen weave in red, white and a blue so dark that it looked black from even a short distance. The pattern was loud and the cut a bit boxy, as American jackets often were back then. The jacket was in great shape for the age it had to be, and it fit me beautifully.
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