Sit back, enjoy a glass of wine and watch as the Library is transformed into a venue for real people telling real-life stories, raw and without notes.
Word lovers unite! Join us June 9, 2016, at Studio 333 on 333 Caledonia Street in Sausalito to hear the following acclaimed authors read from their works on the theme of “Solidarity.”
Launch of her chapbook, Because I Wanted to Write You a Pop Song.
Why There Are Words presents an evening of readings on the theme “Ever Since.”
Multiple participating artists.
Following our guest readers, we'll have time for schmoozing, buying books and drinks and then YOU can read on the open mic (3-5 minute limit).
Shop Talk: Jedediah Caesar & Kate Costello With Dodie Bellamy.
Why There Are Words presents an evening of readings on the theme “Provenance.”
One of science fiction and fantasy’s most celebrated creators returns when Peter S. Beagle comes to Kepler’s with his thrilling new fantasy novel, Summerlong.
Come celebrate harvest season with four acclaimed new California poets as they take on technology, rootedness, longing, apocalypse, and the complex cartographies of desire.
Free and open to the public!
A reading and celebration.
Discussing Feminist Fight Club: An Office Survival Manual for a Sexist Workplace.
Reading and celebration of fifteen Marin Poetry Center members with new books!
Annual showcase for the country’s finest science fiction and fantasy when the editors and authors included in this year’s Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy visit Kepler’s Books.
Free for SMC students with ID.
One of science fiction and fantasy’s most celebrated creators returns when Peter S. Beagle comes to Kepler’s with his thrilling new fantasy novel, Summerlong.
A free, daylong festival in the historic Cushing Memorial-Mountain Theater in Mount Tamalpais State Park, on the occasion of Quiet Lightning’s 100th show!
Shobha Rao is the author of the debut story collection "An Unrestored Woman."
Los Angeles poet Michelle Bitting, The Couple Who Fell to Earth, and poet in Polish and English Ewa Chrusciel, Contraband of Hoopoe.
Get Lit celebrates our last event of 2016 with special guest readers Dani Burlison, Jacqueline Doyle and Megan Turner!
The never-before-told story of Pixar's improbable success.
Free and open to the public.
Featuring Bonnie Wai-Lee Kwong, Danusha Lameris, Susan Terris, Amos White, and Javier Zamora.
Join us for our last reading of the year!
Come join us for a drink with the award-winning writer Warren Ellis to celebrate the publication of his thrilling new book, Normal.
13 Real People, Telling Extraordinary (True) Stories, About Their Real Life. One walks away with this year's title.
Join us to celebrate the launch of award-winning author Janie Chang's new novel, Dragon Springs Road.
“Lucky Seven + One to Grow On” will feature the following eight acclaimed authors who’ve appeared at WTAW over the past seven years.
Northern California Book Award winner poet Julia Levine, Small Disasters Seen in Sunlight; and poet, physician, short-story writer, and Warren Wilson MFA faculty member C. Dale Young, The Halo.