Shani Raviv is a struggling adolescent living in an eccentric female household in Johannesburg, South Africa. At fourteen, influenced by her clique, she gets hooked on...
In A Rain of Night Birds, Deena Metzger has written a novel in which two people, who are from each side of this polarity, begin a loving relationship.
Well-RED Reading Series featuring Robert Perry and Joel Katz celebrating the release of a book of English/Dutch poetry.
Anna Redsand will read from her memoir, To Drink from the Silver Cup: From Faith Through Exile and Beyond.
Booksmith is excited to host Nicholas Bredie in celebration of his debut novel Not Constantinople.
Discussing Brownrigg's new novel, Pages for Her.
Ellen Grace O’Brian, Kevin Opstedal, Ziggy Rendler-Bregman, + Elliot Ruchowitz-Roberts.
A book sale by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library follows the event.
Ticket packages are $19.98 and include two tickets to the event and one copy of Here I Am in paperback.
Julia Glass discusses her new novel, A House Among the Trees.
This month, six fine storytellers regale us with their tales of sexual exploits, adventures, misadventures, and whatever other titillating details they wish to divulge.
Storytellers are an eclectic mix of Authors, Porn Stars, Sex Educators, Comics & More, along with Regular Joes just like you who submitted their stories online and were chosen for their panache and sense of (Mis)Adventure.
DéLana R.A. Dameron is a writer and arts and culture administrator living in Brooklyn, NY.
John Briscoe's The Lost Poems of Cangjie, published by RiskPress, are translations of recently discovered poems of the Chinese historical figure Cangjie.
RADAR Productions and Nomadic Press come together for this epic reading!
Join us next Thursday July 18th at the Tenderloin Museum for a discussion of the Tenderloin's preeminent author Dashiell Hammett, and a screening of pre-code adaptations of his most famous novels.
Bring snacks, drinks, a poem to read and a friend!
Join Books Inc. in The Marina for an evening of lyrical prose with local poets.
Get Lit is a quarterly literary event hosted by Dani Burlison and Kara Vernor.
Join Why There Are Words (WTAW) on July 13th, 2017, at Studio 333 in Sausalito as seven acclaimed authors read from their works, exploring the theme of Portents.
Gabe Hudson discusses his new novel, Gork, The Teenage Dragon.
Red Light Lit returns to The Octopus Literary Salon with Nick Jaina for an evening of live music, storytelling and poetry set to a live score.
Presented by Last Word Reading Series.
Shawn Wen discusses her new essay collection, A Twenty Minute Silence Followed By Applause.
All items on a first come, first served basis!
In conversation with Amaroq Weiss.
NOT OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS! AGAINST DEPORTATIONS AND RACISM.
Join us to celebrate the release of David Brazil's "Holy Ghost" new from City Light's Spotlight poetry series.
Open mic + readings!
Open Mic before and after feature.