Features Pushcart Prize and Cave Canem winner John Murillo, Up Jump the Boogie; and El Salvadoran-born Javier Jose Zamora, Barnes & Noble Writers for Writers Award winner and Wallace Stegner Fellow.
Patty Yumi Cottrell in conversation about her new novel, Sorry to Disrupt the Peace.
Tyson Amir presents his poems, "Black Boy Poems".
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.
Sam Bercholz discusses his book A Guided Tour of Hell.
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.
Writers will read never-before-read material.
Monthly night of poetry and jazz featuring Genny Lim
Camille Paglia discusses her essay collection about modern feminism.
Holloway Reading Series presents a reading with Graham Foust.
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.
Part of Travel Writing Conference.
Kwan Booth, Skye Allen, and Na'amen Tilahun will read from their works of Speculative Fiction.
Free reading!
Join us as we host the inimitable Jami Attenberg, in conversation with Alexis Coe!
Crawford, Bhutto, Tuanakotta, and Escobar read their works.
Live Broadcast of Kamau Right Now! featuring political comedy, cultural conversation and special guests. Hosted by W. Kamau Bell.
Join us for an evening of literature at Amado's, in the Mission District in San Francisco!
Michael Finkel presents his new book, The Stranger in the Woods: The Extraordinary Story of the Last True Hermit.
Please join Green Apple Books on Clement street Thursday, March 23rd at 7:00pm as we welcome Author Kendra Tanacea, reading from and discussing her book of poetry A Filament Burns in Blue.
Katherine Powell Cohen will read from and discuss her book.
Not Your Mother's Book Club proudly presents award-winning author Kirsty Murray in celebration of the story collection, Eat the Sky, Drink the Ocean.
Poetry reading and discussion of the important contributions poetry makes in the lives of people of all ages and backgrounds.