Arts & Entertainment Local Lit | October’s top five lit(erary) events By Lou Fancher | October 1, 2019 From BART to butterflies, with Litquake thrown in, noteworthy happenings at local libraries, bookstores and other venues.
events Author Ari Berman to speak about voting rights and why they are at risk | Sat, Sept 28 By Scott Morris | Bay City News | September 25, 2019 A recent Supreme Court ruling and the Census, which determines the science of redistricting, spell trouble -- even here in California
Books On Fire | Climate activist and author Naomi Klein to speak in Oakland By Lou Fancher | September 19, 2019 Thursday, September 26 at the First Congregational Church of Oakland, Klein makes the moral case for bold action outlined in the Green New Deal.
Arts & Entertainment Lit Starts | Well-known writers’ collective offers “how-to-write” books, workshops By Lou Fancher | September 16, 2019 The Grotto's only East Bay workshop is at Mrs. Dalloway's in Berkeley on September 19.
Around Town Local Lit | September’s top five lit(erary) events By Lou Fancher | September 3, 2019 Noteworthy happenings at local libraries, bookstores, concert halls, performing arts centers, coffee shops, salons and other venues.
Around Town Octopus Literary Salon to close at the end of month By Scott Morris | Bay City News | August 19, 2019 A popular spot among the artistically-inclined, the Uptown Oakland space has been host to live music, author readings and more.
Around Town At home with Piedmont novelist Lisa Braver Moss By Minnie Cooper, Exedra Intern | August 9, 2019 Moss's upcoming novel Shrug, explores the life of Martha, a high school student amidst the tumult of 1960's Berkeley.
Around Town Everyone’s a Critic By Exedra Staff | July 9, 2019 Exedra's arts and culture reviewers grade books, movies, TV, and answer the burning question: Is it worth my time?
Bay Area A forgotten legend: Book shines light on former St. Mary’s coach ‘Slip’ Madigan By Chris Treadway | Local News Matters | June 28, 2019 Madigan was an innovator and motivator who turned the football program at a small East Bay college into a national sensation in the 1920s and ’30s.
Books PHS parents launch “Friends of the Library,” book drive to boost collection By Lillis Stern, PHS parent | May 31, 2019 The PHS library has been suffering from budget cuts and an aging and shrinking archive of books