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A reading with Cristina García and Josh Mohr.

Megan Marshall presents her new book, Elizabeth Bishop: A Miracle for Breakfast.

Yiyun Li celebrating the release of her new book, Dear Friend, from My Life I Write to You in Your Life.

In celebration of International Women’s Day and in collaboration with the Museum of the African Diaspora, Faith Adiele, Tonya Foster, and Asya Abdrahman will discuss the ways they make place and navigate the literary, artistic and academic worlds in which they live and work.

Norman Ohler in conversation about his new book, Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich.

Damion Searls discussing his new book The Inkblot: Hermann Rorschach, His Iconic Test, and the Power of Seeing.

Please join Green Apple Books on Clement street Tuesday, March 14h at 7:00pm as we welcome Author Wendy Garling, reading from and discussing her book Stars at Dawn.

Discussing his new novel The One-Eyed Man.

Logic is a new magazine devoted to technology and society.

The Booksmith is excited to host the San Francisco launch party for Joan Frank's fourth novel and winner of the Juniper Prize for Fiction, All The News I Need.

Daniel Handler talks with Paul La Farge about his latest novel, The Night Ocean.

Moshin Hamid presents his new book Exit West.

Reading from his new novel Temporary People from Restless Books.

Join us for a concert and reading in celebration of the Shuffle Boil Special Issue of AMERARCANA: A Bird & Beckett Review.

Melissa Febos talks about Abandon Me, her new memoir, with Mallory Ortberg.

Patty Yumi Cottrell in conversation about her new novel, Sorry to Disrupt the Peace.

A discussion about the works of Jane Austen, as well as readings of her work.

Readings by Judith Ayn Bernhard & Aung Taik, as well as an open mic.

Meredith Maran presents her book, The New Old Me.

Zoey Leigh Peterson presents her new book: Next Year for Sure

Weekly poetry reading series.

Readings by Vanessa Hua, Jeremy Salum, + Ethel Rohan.

Cleve Jones will discuss his memoir When We Rise.

Monthly night of poetry and jazz featuring Genny Lim

A panel of immigrant workers share how they encapsulate multiple different cultural identities in their work.

Celebrating the release of her new novel The Idiot.

Join us as we host the inimitable Jami Attenberg, in conversation with Alexis Coe!

Crawford, Bhutto, Tuanakotta, and Escobar read their works.