Lit Crawl San Francisco 2024

Yume Kim is the author of Reserve the Right. She is both a Ruby Fellow recipient and a Bay Area Writing Project Fellow teaching fellow recipient at UC Berkeley. She is now working on her second manuscript, which includes poems that call out the toxicity that exists in academia.

Jim Provenzano is the author of seven gay fiction novels, including a Lambda Literary Award winner and a finalist, a short story collection, plays and other works. A journalist in LGBTQ media for more than three decades, he is the Arts Editor with the Bay Area Reporter.

Called "fully pornographic" by none other than Bambi Lake, "a breath of fresh air" (in a very stuffy concrete auditorium) by the SF Weekly, collected in over 30 anthologies, Horehound Stillpoint's work played to sold out audiences at the SF Fringe Festival 3 years in a row. The Inside... Read More →

Gaia Patience Veenis is a prose writer from the North Bay currently residing in San Francisco. She’s working on a memoir called I’m Sorry I Have to Do This about her chaotic adolescence in the late ‘90s/Y2K era, including tales of running away at age 15, joining a street crew... Read More →

André Le Mont Wilson (he/him) is a Black queer writer whose chapbook, Hauntings, won the 2022 Newfound Prose Prize. He published in Fruit: Queer Literary Journal, Fruitslice: A Queer Quarterly, Fourteen Poems: Queer Poetry Anthology, Beneath the Soil: Queer Survivor's e-Zine, and... Read More →