One Good Read: Pride month reads by Bay Area authors
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From novels to memoirs to graphic novels, we have you covered no matter your preferred genre.
Arts & Entertainment
Poet Mia Ayumi Malhotra interweaves personal narrative, cultural ties in ‘Mothersalt’
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Mia Ayumi Malhotra launches “Mothersalt” at 7 pm May 14 at Green Apple Books on the Park in San Francisco.Arts & Entertainment
Bestselling East Bay author Allison Larkin explores complex families in ‘Home of the American Circus’
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Allison Larkin appears with authors Renee Swindle and Regina Marler at a conversation presented by Towne Center Books at 11:30 am May 6.Books
Local Lit | May’s top tips for book lovers
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Literary events for adults and kids featuring works by Dave Eggers, Rebecca Solnit, Oakland-based cartoonist Briana Loewinsohn; and more.Arts & Entertainment
May 2025 author events: Isabel Allende, Susanna Kwan, Christopher Moore, Pat Murphy, Aimee Phan, Jemimah Wei and more
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Historical novels, memoirs, science fiction and fantasy by acclaimed and emerging California and visiting writers are on the agenda for May.Arts & Entertainment
‘Why We Swim’ author Bonnie Tsui explores the richness of muscle in new title
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The Berkeley author launches ‘On Muscle’ at Green Apple Books in San Francisco.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Fun, astute, San Francisco-set ‘Raise Your Other Right Hand’ pays homage to ‘Thin Man’
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Weiner appears at 6:30 pm April 16 in a launch party at City Lights, 261 Columbus Ave., San Francisco.Arts & Entertainment
Romance and revolution mix in Winckler’s encounter with Guatemalan guerrilla leader
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Long-time California journalist, Terry Winckler, appears at 7 pm April 24 at Books Inc. in Palo Alto.Around Town
Former PHS educator Rich Kitchens to celebrate second book with April 25 event at the Kingfish
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While the storyline and characters in "Three Man Rule" are fictional, Kitchens writes about a profession and region he knows well.Arts & Entertainment
Getting a read on how Trump’s library cuts will impact library services in the Bay Area
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The smallest libraries are likely to bear the brunt.Arts & Entertainment