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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.
Arts + Culture

Best of the Bay 2024 Editors’ Pick: Leila Mottley

Lou Fancher -
The youngest author ever featured by Oprah's Book Club continues to thrill after breakout novel 'Nightcrawling.'
Lit

James Baldwin’s 100th birthday stoked spirited words and fiery hope

Tom Molanphy -
The Mechanics' Institute Library filled with music, art, and essential readings honoring the revolutionary writer.
Lit

Risograph printers, sentient fungi, crafty dragons: Author Robin Sloan is ‘Moonbound’

Marc Weidenbaum -
Local sci-fi favorite talks about new novel—and dives into San Francisco's double-helix bond with the future.
Lit

After 35 years, the story of Los Cenzontles sings

Caitlin Donohue -
Traditional Mexican music and dance company founder Eugene Rodriguez built community to a beat. A new memoir shares his lessons.
News + Politics

Author Oren Kroll-Zeldin on Israel, Palestine, social justice—and the next generation of Jewish Americans

Tim Redmond -
USF professor talks about new book 'Unsettled,' and the concept of co-resistance for a shared future.
Arts + Culture

‘Another Word For Love’ bursts with pain and hope, its courage undeniable

Lou Fancher -
Oakland-based writer Carvell Wallace's memoir travels brilliantly through the 1992 LA riots and fatherhood's adventure.
Lit

In ‘Death Trip,’ exorcising Holocaust family trauma through psychedelics

Marke B. -
Punk writer Seth Lorinczi found a surprising way through midlife crisis and tragic ancestral legacy: MDMA therapy

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