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Citywide San Francisco International Poetry Festival Returns

Citywide San Francisco International Poetry Festival Returns

Posted by: Zane Johnston on Jul 24, 2012 | Comments (0)

Poets from all over the world will trek to the city for the third annual San Francisco International Poetry Festival, commemorating an ongoing international dialogue extolling the beauty of language.

Literary Events: Censored 2012, 5 Hardcore Years of Bawdy & Eminent Outlaws

Posted by: Lily Ko on Feb 14, 2012 | Comments (0)

This week, SF’s lit scene is bustling with events at Modern Times, the Verdi Club and the Books Inc. in Opera Plaza.

Tales of the First Time with LitUp Writers

Tales of the First Time with LitUp Writers

Posted by: Francisca Stewart on Jan 12, 2012 | Comments (0)

LitUp Writers presents comedic anecdotes on stage this Tuesday, January 17th, with their newest theme, “Will it Hurt? Tales of the First Time.” Six writers come to the stage to share their personal stories of firsts, and these can range from their first kiss to their first divorce. This show will be the first of six shows that LitUp Writers will produce throughout the year.

Literary Events: Literary Clown Foolery, Ellis Avery & More

Literary Events: Literary Clown Foolery, Ellis Avery & More

Posted by: Lily Ko on Jan 10, 2012 | Comments (0)

This week’s top lit events include readings by Yasmine Surovec, Tosha Silver, Ellis Avery and Leigh Stein. 

Literary Events: Meg Waite Clayton, David Miller & More

Literary Events: Meg Waite Clayton, David Miller & More

Posted by: Lily Ko on Jan 3, 2012 | Comments (0)

This week, authors are back, making their rounds across the country. Here in SF we have Meg Waite Clayton, David Miller and Adam Johnson welcoming the new year with some literary love. 

Literary Events: M is for Mystery Closes, Mark Your Calendars for Tom Brokaw

Literary Events: M is for Mystery Closes, Mark Your Calendars for Tom Brokaw

Posted by: Lily Ko on Dec 27, 2011 | Comments (0)

Authors are still on holiday, but this just in:  M is for Mystery closes it’s doors, and Tom Brokaw comes to San Rafael this January.