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Bay Area Book Artists Sunday Session
Zoom CA, United StatesJoin the Bay Area Book Artists as they meet so learn from an expert.
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Darcie Little Badger with Tommy Orange
oakstop 1734 Broadway, Oakland, United StatesJoin us for an exciting evening of literature and intellectual stimulation at Oakland Arts & Lectures! Litquake is thrilled to co-host this event featuring Little Badger and Orange, and attendees will have the opportunity to win complimentary signed copies of Sheine Lende or Wandering Stars. FREE
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Near North Editors Meeting
Zoom CA, United StatesThe Near North Editors meet on the first Tuesday of every month (except for months with holidays around that time, in which case look out for special updates). This month's meeting will be held via Zoom. This event is free and open to all editors.
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PubWest Publishers Roundtable – May
Zoom CA, United StatesTake a break from the office routine with your fellow PubWest members. PubWest roundtables are an open forum for PubWest members and guests to discuss issues in the publishing industry. Open to all PubWest members and guests, our Roundtables are not recorded.
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Far North Editors Meeting
Zoom CA, United StatesThe Far North Editors meet every second Wednesday from 11:15am to 12:45pm. Traditionally they meet in Mount Vernon, WA, but currently their meetings are entirely online. If you are interested in joining them online, please register for free via the button below.
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Terminal Island: Lost Communities on America’s Edge
Pasadena Heritage 160 N Oakland Ave, Pasadena, United StatesTerminal lsland: Lost Communities on America’s Edge tells a story of the birth, flourishing, and ultimate destruction of Terminal Island, a vibrant community in Los Angeles Harbor. Few Los Angelenos have visited Terminal Island, a sheltered spot in the Pacific Ocean that once served as a resort for wealthy Southern California landowners and as a […]
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Editors Helping Editors
Zoom CA, United StatesJoin us for our "Editors Helping Editors" meeting. Bring your problems, big and small, as well as your thinking caps. We'll work together to solve event-goers quandaries and questions, which could range from common questions like how to find clients in a particular field (say academic editing) to more situation-specific issues like why a particular […]
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Inclusive Writing for Nonfiction
Zoom CA, United StatesDo you want to ensure that the people and identities depicted in your work are written authentically and respectfully? Do you question yourself on if your writing is free of bias? All paying BAWiP members are invited to the Inclusive Writing for Nonfiction training, led by Renee Harleston, owner of Writing Diversely, an organization dedicated to […]
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A Revolver to Carry at Night
Mechanics' InstituteJoin author Monika Zgustova in conversation with translator and writer Sabrina Jaszi on Zgustova's new novel, A Revolver to Carry at Night - a captivating, nuanced portrait of the life of Véra Nabokov, who dedicated herself to advancing her husband Vladimir Nabokov's writing career, playing a vital role in the creation of his greatest works. Véra Nabokov […]
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Multicultural Book & Family Festival Inland Empire
California State University San BernardinoThese events are FREE and include authors, workshops, book readings, dance performances, arts, and craft activities, and exhibitors.
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Editors of Color Coffee Hour
Zoom CA, United StatesAre you an Editor of Color? Would you like to meet up with your fellow Editors of Color in a welcoming, intimate, online setting? Jesi Vega, recent president of the Northwest Editors Guild and a Puerto Rican Jew from the Bronx, hosts a monthly Zoom coffee hour for editors who identify as Black, Indigenous, or Person of […]
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Sand Rush: The Revival of the Beach in Twentieth-Century Los Angeles
Zoom CA, United StatesThe Los Angeles shoreline is one of the most iconic natural landscapes in the United States, if not the world. Yet, in the early twentieth century Angelenos routinely lamented the city’s crowded, polluted, and eroded sands, many of which were private and inaccessible to the public. Between the 1920s and the 1960s, LA’s engineers, city […]