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Every Tuesday for 78+ Years: San Francisco Writers Workshop
Saturday October 26, 2024 6:30pm - 7:30pm PDT
Noisebridge, 272 Capp St
Founded in 1946, the San Francisco Writers Workshop meets on Tuesday nights, providing a forum for writers in any genre to share their work-in-progress and receive constructive feedback. This free, drop-in critique group currently gathers weekly in the Mission’s Noisebridge makerspace. Our Lit Crawl event features emerging and seasoned writers.
Speakers
avatar for Ken Grosserode

Ken Grosserode

Ken Grosserode is an attorney and writer in San Francisco. He lives with his partner in what was once a nunnery. His influences include Iris Murdoch, Donna Tarrt, and the ghosts of various Catholic nuns.
avatar for Karen Gu

Karen Gu

Karen Gu is a software engineer and writer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her work explores power, identity and feminism through science fiction, fantasy, and friends.
avatar for Jiyoung Han

Jiyoung Han

Jiyoung Han is a writer from Seoul, South Korea. She daylights as a sustainability researcher looking to make carbon reduction easier for everyone. Her writing often uses fantastical elements to examine the impacts of colonialism on people's day-to-day lives.
avatar for Kurt Wallace Martin

Kurt Wallace Martin

Kurt is a fiction writer, focused on strange tales of idiocy and culture, inspired by Northern California
avatar for Judy Viertel

Judy Viertel

Judy Viertel has been published in Gargoyle Magazine, Gold Dust Magazine, Identity Theory, and Short Story America: Anthology Five. She’s one of four moderators for that venerable but ornery West Coast institution, the San Francisco Writers Workshop. If you were wondering if she... Read More →
Saturday October 26, 2024 6:30pm - 7:30pm PDT
Noisebridge, 272 Capp St 272 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110, USA
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