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Events
A Brief History of Litquake, a San Francisco Literary Institution
More Than 850 Writers Are Set to Descend on the City by the Bay
By
Jane Ciabattari
| October 4, 2017
The Ebullient Joy of the Inaugural Well-Read Black Girl Festival
Celebrating a Sisterhood of Black Women Writers (And Readers)
By
Kyle Lucia Wu
| September 11, 2017
Celebrating Women Writers & Readers With the Romance Writers of America
Finding Power in Emotion and a Level of Success Unparalled in Publishing
By
Tessa Dare
| August 10, 2017
A Report from the First-Ever Smithsonian Asian American Literature Festival
Than They Had in a Very Long Time."">"I Felt Like People Were Talking to Me More Directly
Than They Had in a Very Long Time."
By
Kyle Lucia Wu
| July 31, 2017
At the World’s Preeminent Feminist Speculative Fiction Convention
A Report from WisCon, Site of Decades of Debate & Safe Spaces
By
Claire Light
| June 13, 2017
Radical Hope: The Bay Area Book Festival in Four Acts
How to Have a Politically Engaged Literary Festival
By
Jane Ciabattari
| June 12, 2017
Best Reviewed
Books of the Week
Walter Mosley: On Being Black, Being a Writer, and Cave Canem
By
Walter Mosley
| June 8, 2017
Attempting to Attend Every Party at Book Expo
By
Kyle Lucia Wu
| June 5, 2017
At the Cave Canem 20th-Anniversary Celebration
By
Kyle Lucia Wu
| May 30, 2017
Celebrating Literary Contributions Beneath Countless Chandeliers
A Report from the Author's Guild Annual Gala
Honoring Toni Morrison and James Patterson
By
Kyle Lucia Wu
| May 26, 2017
5 Must-See Events at the PEN World Voices Festival on Gender and Power
150 Writers from 40 Nations in New York City, May 1-7, 2017
By
Emily Temple
| May 2, 2017
Why the First Amendment is Important for Publishers
John Sargent's 2017 PEN Publisher Honoree's Acceptance Speech
By
John Sargent
| April 27, 2017
The Greatest Poetry Reading I've Ever Seen
Joan Brady Recalls a Night with Yevgeny Yevtushenko, Above the Arctic Circle
By
Joan Brady
| April 14, 2017
The New York Antiquarian Book Fair Enters the 21st Century at Last
How a Traditional Marketplace is Working Towards Inclusivity
By
Erin Schreiner
| March 14, 2017
The Urgency of Queer Stories in Contemporary German Fiction
The Festival Neue Literatur: We’re Here, We’re Queer, Get Über It
By
Peter Blackstock
| March 1, 2017
Why Are Famous Writers Attending the World's Most Important Security Conference?
On the Significance of the Munich Security Conference's Literature Panels
By
Madhvi Ramani
| February 17, 2017
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