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Poetry, Conspiracies, and much great music at SF Leonard Cohen Festival

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
Fifth annual gathering explored the great Canadian singer and writer's motifs of love and brokenness after very hard week.
Lit

At Chinatown’s first zine festival, DIY gems brought neighborhood together

Emily Wilson -
Chinese Culture Center converted Ross Alley into a buzzing independent publisher's showcase full of local marvels.
Art

Stunning 1970s SF Halloween photos rise from the dead

Marke B. -
Ken Werner shot Castro and Polk Street celebrations from 1976-1980; now his rare cult book has been republished.
Lit

Booked and busy! Our seismic guide to Litquake 2024 (with a discount code inside)

Marke B. -
Paola Ramos, Michelle Tea, Poetry World Series, Del Seymour, Out Loud, Litcrawl... Join 48hills at 21 of the huge fest's most exciting events.
Lit

Oakland streets to Rwandan hills, Ian Brennan’s musical storytelling spans globe

Joshua Rotter -
Powerhouse producer-writer's ninth book, 'Missing Music' tells far-flung tales of preserving essential voices.
Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2024 Editors’ Pick: Arion Press

Emily Wilson -
Literary time travelers reach back to classics—and into roster of contemporary Bay lit stars—to make ever-more-popular pages.
Lit

Searching for the city’s creative soul? Look no further than Dogpatch

Emily Wilson -
Seventh edition of SF Art Book Fair at Minnesota Street Project was yet another page in the Bay's history of literary community.
Arts + Culture

Best of the Bay 2024 Editors’ Pick: ‘Another Word for Love’ by Carvell Wallace

Lou Fancher -
“I write about beautiful things because I live in an ugly place in an ugly world."
Best of the Bay

Best of the Bay 2024 Editors’ Pick: Telegraph Hill Arts and Literature

Dorothy Odonnell -
Once a historic bakery, 1501 Grant now slings the finest English and Italian-language books in a much-needed community event space.
Lit

‘Too Much Too Young’: When British youth fought racism with ska

James Tracy -
Daniel Rachel's brilliant new history of the iconic 2 Tone record label finds contemporary relevance in riot-roiled UK.

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