Hello Litquakers,
The day is finally here. Our entire schedule for Litquake 2022 is now available! |
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| There’s a lot to absorb, so take a deep breath and dive in. This year, we feature all genres, from sci-fi to fiction, memoir, film, storytelling and more. Don’t forget to tag @Litquake or use the hashtag #Litquake2022, and let us know which events excite you the most! |
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In the coming weeks, you’ll be seeing this poster everywhere! Your local bookstore, your favorite bar, at the home of your most interesting friend, and, of course, at each and every Litquake event this October.
Look familiar? You’re onto something. For this year's poster art, our artist Chris Koehler took inspiration from the 1955 science fiction classic It Came from Beneath the Sea. We absolutely love San Francisco, but who doesn’t love seeing it overwhelmed by a bit of chaos? We’re used to it! Sure, this mysterious creature from unknown depths is causing municipal havoc, but it’s also distributing some literature in the process. We can relate. |
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Litquake Weekly Literary news, upcoming events, and whatever else we’re looking at...
“Only active San Francisco Chronicle members are eligible to win. To enter, please fill out all of the fields in the form before noon on Monday, October 3.” Win tickets to our opening night party • San Francisco Chronicle
“For two weeks, thousands of people will gather for San Francisco's biggest literary event of the year: Litquake.” Take it from SF’s most popular radio station, Litquake is one of the most anticipated literary events of the Fall • KQED
“What do Daniel Handler, Bonnie Tsui, K.M. Soehnlein, and W. Kamau Bell's mom have in common? They're all making appearances at this year's edition of Litquake.” Come see some art AND culture at Litquake 2022 • 7x7
“The festival will also host "Craft and the Creative Life," on Oct. 8 and 9, a series of panels, talks and conversations with advice on how to build your own small press, find a literary community and write a novel with authors Elaine Castillo, Daniel Handler and Andrew Sean Greer.” Want to learn a thing or two about writing? Don’t miss our opening weekend • SF Gate
“Call us literarily-lusty, but the sprawling, city-wide annual book fest founded in 1999 that is Litquake always puts a certain … page-turning excitement into the autumnal air.” First up. Not bad. • 48 Hills |
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