Erasure Poetry Contest - $22.00

Submit your entry to the Geist Erasure Poetry Contest following the guidelines at http://www.geist.com/erasure.

Please make sure your cover letter includes your name, mailing address, telephone number, email address, how you found out about the contest and the title of your entry.

Judging is blind, so please do not write your name on your entry.

The deadline is August 1, 2012.

You will be asked to pay the entry fee before submitting your work. You can then enter the name of your submission and your cover letter, and then attach your entry. You will only be allowed to attach one file.

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Erasure Poetry Contest Additional Entry - $5.00

Please only use this category if you have already submitted your first Geist Erasure Poetry Contest Entry. This category should only be used for additional entries.

Those who attempt to use this category fraudulently will be disqualified.

Please email geist@geist.com if you have any questions about entering the contest.

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Non-fiction

We publish short non-fiction, usually personal narrative, in the Notes and Dispatches section. Longer non-fiction pieces are published as Features. We are especially interested in photographs and stories about family history and in historical narrative. Send a maximum of one longer piece or two shorter pieces.

Your cover letter should include your name, complete mailing address and email.

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Fiction

We publish short stories in the Features section. Send one story at a time.

Your cover letter should include your name, complete mailing address and email.

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Poetry

Send a maximum of 5 poems, all in the same document.

Your cover letter should include your name, complete mailing address and email.

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Photography and Art

Size limit: 5 samples

We look for art and photography to accompany written work in the magazine, and we also publish art and photo essays with text by the artist.

You may attach up to 5 samples and should include a link to your online portfolio in the cover letter.

While we regularly publish comix and photo essays, the majority of our artwork is to accompany written pieces. This means that artwork is usually kept on file until it can be matched with a written piece, and as a result response times can exceed six months.

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Findings

We reprint excerpts from published work and works-in-progress in the Findings section, along with documents and interesting items found on the web, or anywhere in the real world. We appreciate suggestions from writers, artists and publishers.

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