Here’s a quick update for this week. On Thursday (November 13th) Last Gasp is hosting a special reading and book signing event with author/designer Chip Kidd. Kidd worked with Art Spiegelman on the very fabulous Jack Cole and Plastic Man: Forms Stretched to Their Limits, a few years ago, and is currently the associate art […]

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Another month, another long list of exciting events…

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Here are a few events for the coming week:

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Gosh, is it that time again already? Yes, it is: the SF in SF reading is back again on Saturday (October 18th) and we have yet another stellar line up of guests: Barry Malzberg Kim Stanley Robinson Cecelia Holland As usual the session will be chaired by Terry Bisson who will also conduct a Q&A […]

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Our next event will be our Litquake reading this coming Thursday (October 9th). It is a Steampunk themed evening, and the line-up is: Kage Baker Joe R. Lansdale Rudy Rucker Richard Bottoms As usual the event will be at the The Variety Preview Room, 582 Market St. @ Montgomery (1st floor of The Hobart Bldg.). […]

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With it being Litquake month, there is plenty going on in San Francisco. Here’s a selection:

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OK folks, the arrangements are all confirmed. Our Litquake event will take place at the usual Variety Preview Room venue, the theme will be Steampunk, and we have a stellar line-up: Kage Baker Joe R Lansdale Rudy Rucker Richard Bottomes And while you are there, don’t forget to look for a copy of Steampunk, the […]

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Please note that our venue for the Litquake event is not yet confirmed. We’ll let you know where it will be as soon as we can. Our apologies for any confusion.

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Sorry about the short notice, but we only just heard about it ourselves. Pat Murphy forwards the following about the A Grass Mound project: Saturday, September 27, 2008, 3pm SFAC Gallery, 401 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102 Science fiction author Pat Murphy will give a reading from The City, Not Long After a […]

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Here is what local bookstores, libraries etc. have lined up for the second half of September.

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