Dealers mark Independent Bookstore Day and the Bay Area Book Festival returns
San Francisco’s premier poetess gets the City Lights treatment
48 Hills publisher Marke Bieschke aims to educate about power of dissent
Over the past decade, Argueta, who is a poet and award-winning children’s author, has been returning to his home country with more frequency and purpose.
Nobel Prize-winning novelist and longtime Princeton University creative writing professor Toni Morrison died on Monday evening, at age 88, according…
Thousands of donated books made their way Wednesday to a Castro district elementary school as part of National Read Across…
A common question asked of authors by people at bookstore signings and other literary events is: “What are you reading?”…
High anxiety appealingly fuels every page of San Francisco’s writer Vendela Vida’s new novel “The Diver’s Clothes Lie Empty.” The…
Finding peace is a little like going to war in Marian Palaia’s debut novel, “The Given World.” Riley is a…
Life is hard, mastering the game of Major League Baseball is harder, and understanding what makes your father tick is…
