Adam J.
10/18/2008
Litquake is one of the greatest things about San Francisco--having an amazing literary festival is what makes a city civilized if you ask me. Miami has its book fair, and so does LA and New...
Litquake
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268 Bush St
San Francisco, CA 94104
Litquake is a renowned literary organization based in San Francisco, CA, dedicated to celebrating the power of words and fostering a sense of literary community. Through their diverse live programs, Litquake aims to inspire critical engagement with contemporary issues, bring people together around the shared humanity found in literature, and provide a vibrant platform for Bay Area writers.
With a mission to perpetuate a love for literature, Litquake hosts a variety of events, including the annual Litquake Festival, Kidquake, and Lit Crawls in both San Francisco and globally. Their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is evident in their programming, which encourages dialogue and exploration of different perspectives. As a respected literary hub, Litquake offers opportunities for readers, authors, and word enthusiasts to connect, engage, and dive into the transformative world of literature.
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Denise C.
10/17/2024
I found out about Litquake in 2016...first time I visited the Opening Party at the Green Room and went to more than one event..Michelle Tea and Daniel Handler..it was a fun time..almost 10 years...
Lynne F.
10/27/2024
I love Litquake especially the Lit Crawl events as I have attended the last 5 years and recommend to all who want to get the flavor of San Francisco. This year I attended an event and was...
Tracey A.
1/3/2012
You've got to hand it to the enterprising people of San Francisco. For one week each year the founders of this event (Jane Ganahl and Jack Boulware) manage to turn the entire City into a literary...
Hazel C.
10/22/2014
Bookworm that I am, I'm ashamed to say that this was my first year attending Litquake's annual festival. Thanks to an email from Goodreads about their Lit Quiz event during the festival, I was...
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