Aaron Burch, Colin Winnette + Uzodinma Okehi
Green Apple Books on the Park 1231 9th Ave, San Francisco , CA, United StatesAn evening of readings!
An evening of readings!
California Book Award-winner Lori Ostlund celebrates the paperback release of her critically-acclaimed debut novel, After the Parade.
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Dave Madden, Theodore Wheeler, and Amina Gautier read from their new story collections.
Krys Lee presents How I Became a North Korean, a debut novel that follows the lives of three characters as they struggle to survive in the complex and dangerous Chinese territory bordering North Korea.
Tsering Wangmo Dhompa, the first Tibetan female poet to be published in English, shares her beautifully written memoir, Coming Home to Tibet: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Belonging.
A fun, cosy event where you can booze and schmooze with the San Francisco literati.
Proceeds from our bookstores benefit the San Francisco Public Library.
In which we aim to make Mr. Bradbury rethink his position on censorship.
All Ages Welcome!
Doors at 5:45. Reading at 6:15.
The featured guest poets will be Judy Halebsky and Nina Lindsay.
Hear two award-winning authors read from their most recent works.
In conversation with Michael David Lukas.
Award-winning author Megan Abbott shares her much buzzed new novel, You Will Know Me.
Shop Talk: Jedediah Caesar & Kate Costello With Dodie Bellamy.
A celebration of the release of their Summer Issue, Issue 14.
Join Tracey Knapp in celebrating her month-long Poet-in-Residence at the Bazaar Cafe with writers Peter Kline, Siamak Vossoughi, Yaccaira Salvatierra and Gerardo Pacheco Matus.
New York Times bestselling author Kaui Hart Hemmings returns with her new novel How to Party with an Infant.
No cover, always free, with a full bar and restaurant on hand!
Drew Magary presents The Hike, a wild, thrilling fantasy saga that chronicles one man’s epic life-or-death quest.
San Francisco Chronicle sports columnist Bruce Jenkins reads from his memoir.
Proceeds from our bookstores benefit the San Francisco Public Library.
Why There Are Words presents an evening of readings on the theme “Provenance.”
Joe McGinniss Jr. is the author of Carousel Court and The Delivery Man.
Porchlight celebrates fourteen years of personal storytelling onstage.
As part of the Summer Of Lust Festival, Red Light Lit is collaborating with jANKzine to bring you its sexiest show yet.
Join us for a very special evening of readings with organizer of the Flor y Canto Literary Festival Jessica Mejia and Jam Tarts publisher Frederick Speers. With musical guest Poise.
Tonight's YG2D is an entirely curated show. There will be no open mic.
Evan and Miles Karp are Turk & Divis, an intersection where chance, rhythm, and processed repetition collide with modified fragments of language to form serendipitous anthems and intimate, often polyvocal meditations inside of those anthems. Old school samples and some of tomorrow's most unusual hits @ turkanddivis.bandcamp.com.