One of the most anticipated literary nights of the year, Lit Crawl SF brings together authors and fans for the world’s largest FREE pop-up literary extravaganza! Check out our full schedule of 60+ events below.
Laughter. Tears. Stories that linger. Sensory details and strong emotions. Our readers will share stories and also invite you to write your own memories into a physical web that will become part of this communal event. Join us to listen and to be part of creating a literary art installation!
CONNIE BAECHLER's work has appeared in Kalliope, Pearl Magazine, Hurricane Review and Desire: Women Write About Wanting (Seal Press). She is an alum of Ellen Sussman and Elizabeth Stark’s Sonoma County Writers Camp and Joyce Maynard’s Write by the Lake workshop. Connie is grateful... Read More →
Max Bidasha is a Two-Spirit, disabled, Indigenous, Mexican, Punjabi, German, poet, playwright, and director living with stage IV cancer. His debut book of poetry, The Pros and Cons of Dying is out now!
Deidre Cavazzi is a storyteller and choreographer based in the North Bay. She is completing her MFA in Creative Writing at Dominican University and is published in Orca, Lunch Ticket, Rust & Moth, and Silicon Republic. She has been an artist-in-residence in far flung places like Iceland... Read More →
Meg Neville is a reader turned writer and professional costume designer who is currently writing letters to Saint Augustine, (lovingly) blaming him and his Confessions for western Patriarchy, the pleasure/curse of memory, and her lapsed Catholic guilt, of course.
Angelica Recierdo is the daughter of Filipino immigrants and grew up on the Jersey Shore. She holds an M.S. in Narrative Medicine from Columbia University and a B.S. in Nursing from Northeastern University. She is pursuing her MFA in Creative Writing, Poetry, at Dominican University... Read More →
Nichole Turnbloom works to spark joy, alleviate pain and facilitate connection through creativity and movement, which is not unlike the process of writing poetry. When not working or attempting to stay centered at the pottery wheel, she can be found drinking copious amounts of tea... Read More →
After a hiatus from graduate school, Carson embraced poetry but needed a writing community, which he found in the Dominican University MFA program. He’s honored to collaborate with his friend and classmate Deidre Cavazzi and is grateful for everyone’s contribution to this eve... Read More →
Saturday October 26, 2024 8:00pm - 9:00pm PDT
Noisebridge272 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110, USA
