Litquake – When Literature Shakes/Shapes A City
Today kicks off Litquake, a week of literary readings, panels, workshops and talks, that has become a tradition of San Francisco. This week, there are 160+ events with 850+ authors presenting.
The climax is a crawl around the city to famous literary landmarks with events along the way. If you are interested (and it’s not like theres Fleet Week, or a free music festival to attend), you can pick up details at the Litquake website.
Hope to see you somewhere along the hilly streets of our fair city.
Alon
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Alon Shalev is the author of The Accidental Activist and A Gardener’s Tale. He is the Executive Director of the San Francisco Hillel Jewish Student Center, a non-profit that provides spiritual and social justice opportunities to Jewish students in the Bay Area. More on Alon Shalev at http://www.alonshalev.com and on Twitter (@alonshalevsf).
Left Coast Voices 
I’ve already attended three Litquake events, I’m going to one tonight, tomorrow I’m going to another one, then two on Tuesday, two on Thursday, the Berkeley Ramble on Saturday afternoon, then the LitCrawl that evening! Maybe I’ll see you at one of those many events.