Odd Mondays: A Reading Honoring Jean Pumphrey
Folio Books 3957 24th St, San Francisco , CA, United StatesAudrey “Jean” Pumphrey was a gifted poet and teacher who lived to share the joys of creative writing with others.
Audrey “Jean” Pumphrey was a gifted poet and teacher who lived to share the joys of creative writing with others.
Trace Peterson, TC Tolbert, Julian Brolaski, Gr Keer, + Zoe Tuck
RADAR Productions Presents: APRIL QUEER READING SERIES at the San Francisco Library.
Voice, music, + poetry!
Celebrating the release of Elizabeth Crane's new novel.
Co-sponsored by the English department and MFA program, the Emerging Writers Festival features two days of readings by five up-and-coming writers of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.
Celebrating the expanded 25th anniversary edition!
Fueled by gender and queer studies and combined with radical traditions in poetry, Shurin’s essays combine a highly personal and lyrical vision with a trenchant social analysis of poetry’s possibilities.
Molly Prentiss reads from and discusses her debut novel, Tuesday Nights in 1980, with Tom Barbash.
The Festival's second day will include readings from Naomi J. Williams and Jill Talbot, followed by the panel discussion.
Join us at the next Fireside as six storytellers share their tales of that one … fateful … thing … that spelled their downfall.
This is her first book!
Amazing writers serving up their best works-in-progress for you to enjoy!
Proceeds from our bookstores benefit the San Francisco Public Library.
Kemper Donovan shares his debut novel, The Decent Proposal.
Waldman will sign copies of her books following the lecture.
San Francisco’s own Terrence Brewer and his Quartet join Tammy Vaitai, Youth Speaks Poet Mentor Fellow, for an interactive program of music and verse.
A Freaky Saturday criss–cross: writers pair up to read each other’s work, songwriters cover each other’s songs.
Macaroni Necklace is a Bay Area DIY literary zine dedicated to publishing (mostly) poets, fiction writers, and text-based artists who have yet to published a full-length collection.
Grand Slam Finals will take place at the historic Davies Symphony Hall on Saturday, April 16 at 7:30pm. This culminating event will serve as the catalyst to our milestone 20th Anniversary Celebration.
Esme Weijun Wang will discuss her debut novel, The Border of Paradise.
Red Light Lit is thrilled to be part of the Jewish Community Center's UNINHIBITED: ABOUT SEX series. Smack in the middle of a progressive city known for its pride and sex-positivity, the JCCSF offers a safe space to explore topics that matter – in this case sex, in all of its fascinating and multifaceted glory.
Young adult fiction writer Jandy Nelson reads from and discusses her work.
Part of Celebrating the Beats at Top of the Mark.
Release party for his new poetry collection!
WRITE CLUB is 3 rounds of 2 writers going head to head over a pair of opposing topics with 7 minutes each—7 MINUTES ONLY—to sway the crowd.
We'll kick off the evening as usual with a short discussion of what's new in translation and what we're reading now. Come prepared to join the conversation!
April is not the cruelest month when you can enjoy a spring-inspired feast of food and poetry at Gardenias restaurant in San Francisco!
Join RADAR Productions on our signature series, Hella Close, part of our year-long Queering the Castro program!
Join us every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in our Readers Bookstore Fort Mason for our weekly FREE poetry series!