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- Poetry readings: Anne Waldman honors song’s powers
- An Age of Monsters: desperate people meet fates
- Joshua Mohr: rising authors returns with Damascus
- Art & Social Change: Culture Talks
- Joshua Mohr: rising author returns with Damascus
- ‘Fail to Win:’ How Chicken John lives as art
- ‘Blindsight’: Story released in digital format
- Weekend events: Bukowski scholar discusses works
- Upcoming Poetry Events: Essential to life, not ‘frivolous’
- 3rd Base: Celebrating a Dogpatch Microhood
- Emma Straub: Other People We Married
- Weekend Literary Events in San Francisco
- Fanny Howe: Discussion of Jewish poem collection
- RADAR Productions: help develop writers
- badbadbad release party: novel includes a film
- San Francisco literary events
- New books challenge the confines of culture
- Tonight’s Literary Events: Maxine Hong Kingston
- Weekend’s Worth of Literary Events: Regreturature
- New faces at ZYZZYVA: Laura Cogan, Oscar Villalon
- A story a day: Benjamin Wachs’ Fiction 365.com
- The Clattering Loom, themed series
- S.F. literary series: Litquake year round
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- Jack Foley a rich chapter in Bay Area poetry scene
- Honoring a Guiding Light
- Bay Area Poetry Marathon: Long lyrical lineup
- Fiction review: Termite Parade, by Joshua Mohr
- Online literary magazine The Rumpus sows community
- How Instant City has grown in first 5 years
- Manic D Press changes the world
- Actress Amber Tamblyn is all about poetry
- Author’s experience informs story of conflicted youth
- Variety-show reading series Writers With Drinks
- Ransom Stephens and The God Patent
- InsideStoryTime: Reading series with a twist
- Literary dynamo launches reading series
- Burgeoning Litquake looks to grow even more
- Face the Itch: Investing in the Creative Hunch
- William Taylor Jr.’s Transformation in An Age of Monsters
- Eleven Eleven: Class, Literary Journal, Network, Micro-Canon
- Who Is Everywhere Man?
- Chris Peck and Hist-Hop: How Fresh Sounds Stay Connected to the Past
- RADAR’s Lab: an Experiment that Reinvents Artists
- The Top 10 Bay Area Literary Events in September — Plus
- Why Poetry Belongs in Your Disaster Kit
- Previously Secret Information: Comics Drop Their Acts and Tell True Stories Without Notes
- Porchlight Turns 9
- Litquake Sets A Potent Scene with Cabaret Bastille
- Grass Widow Celebrates First Self-Release With Milo Minute
- Nobody Move
- Everything Is Its Own Reward… It Really Is
- Thoroughly Modern Maupin
- ‘Nobody Move’ Begins New Chapter for Intersection for the Arts
- ‘No Exit’ Imagines Human Nature Through a New Lens
- Stories in the Making: Art For The Sake Of Education
- Tenderloin Reading Series Turns 2 and Teams Up With I Live Here:SF To Launch Tenderlogue Project
- Writers at Headlands Center Cover Beauty, Sadness, and the Occasional Graphic Detail
- Picthapalooza’s Book Doctors Talk About What Makes a Good Pitch and How to Get Published
- MFA Students Prove Their Worth in New Series Writing Without Walls
- Matthew Stadler Covers A Novel Like a Musician Would Cover a Song
- Daphne Gottlieb Reads Our Culture Back to Us
- Loud Bikers Can’t Stop Release of 14 Hills Lit Journal
- Canteen Magazine Grows, Builds Community
- Sherril Jaffe: Art Gives Our Lives Back to Us
- LitUp Writers Share Their Labor Pains
- Veteran Publisher and Writer Lindy Hough
- Writers With Drinks Celebrates 10th Anniversary
- Poet Dan Lichtenberg Mixes Abrasive, Accessible, Inquisitive
- VIDA: Women in Literary Arts
- Warhol Reimagined: The New Factory
- A.D. Winans continues writing, publishing at 75
- Spend Saturday Night ‘In Bed with James Broughton’
- You Tell Them What to Write, They Compete: Portuguese Artists Colony
- The Literary 12-Step: Poet Charles Kruger
- Sam Sax Shakes Up the SF Slam Scene
- The New San Francisco Poets » Interviews with Stellar Cassidy, Shyeanne Has Powers, Andrew Paul Nelson, J. Brandon Loberg, Nic Burrose, and Charlie Getter
- One for None by M.G. Martin
- An Interview with Matt Stewart
- The Ancient Book Of Hip, by D.W. Lichtenberg
- The Tosca Project is a San Francisco gem
- Afternoon in the Garden of Hedonism
- Vigil for change
- The Caucasian Chalk Circle wasteland transformation project
- Here is Phedre in her Frenzy
- Over-the-top November: Mamet is shocking
- Supperclub Hits You Where it Feels Good
- [Your Name Here] in Brief Encounter
- The Diary of a Biking Wino
- Betelnut in Pacific Heights
