Event Listing - Literary Arts, City Events

Wed Sep 3 - Sat Oct 11

Litquake Literary Project presents

Litquake 2008

A Literary Festival


Tel. 415-750-1497
Email Litquake 2008
Website
Tickets

Location
Date and Time
3515 24th St
San Francisco, CA 94110
district: San Francisco

Wed Sep 3 (refer to Litquake website for hours)
Thu Sep 4 (refer to Litquake website for hours)
Fri Sep 5 (refer to Litquake website for hours)
Sat Sep 6 (refer to Litquake website for hours)
Sun Sep 7 (refer to Litquake website for hours)

Description
"Put Down the Books and Head Out of the House
Litquake is San Francisco’s literary festival.

Since our inception in 1999 our mission has been to galvanize the Bay Area’s already thriving literary scene by bringing emerging, mid-career and established local authors together with fans of the written word for nine days of readings, panel discussions, themed events, and general literary mayhem.

Litquake is for folks who get excited by reading, writing or both. It is an opportunity to put down the books and head out of the house to a bar, movie theater, park, or auditorium to hear your favorite writers read, perform or just talk.

On Friday, October 3 at 8 p.m., the Herbst Theatre in San Francisco will get very noisy. And then become very quiet. Then noisy . . . and then quiet. This is expected to continue all night as an assembled roster of raconteurs, writers, and actors from New York, Los Angeles, and the Bay Area take the stage.

The evening in question is sure to be memorable as Litquake and Porchlight Storytelling present Amber Tamblyn, Cintra Wilson, Robert Mailer Anderson, Jonathan Ames, Will Durst, Neal Pollack, April Sinclair, and Adam Savage. One by one they will face down an audience waiting to be entertained by being told (not read mind you, but told) stories that revolve around the theme of Suckered: Writers Confess a Profound Lack of Judgment."-http://www.litquake.org

Note that the events are at different venues around the city. For a full schedule and prices visit, http://www.litquake.org/the-festival/