New Moves for SALIMA Magazine
L.Á. based literary journal SALIMA is moving from being based at the Feminist Center for Creative Work to ProjectQ “with the support of Madin Lopez.” Continue reading New Moves for SALIMA Magazine
Category: Articles
Annette Chavez Macias’ Inland Empire Childhood Inspired Her Novel About Mexican American Cousins
“The novel is a family drama set primarily in Inland Valley, a fictional L.A. suburb that’s inspired by the area that Macias, who was raised in Ontario and currently lives in Rancho Cucamonga.” Continue reading Annette Chavez Macias’ Inland Empire Childhood Inspired Her Novel About Mexican American Cousins
LA Nonprofit Get Lit Brings Poetry, Literature to Students
Interviews with Get Lit founder Diane Luby Lane, about her nonprofit, and with student poets, teacher Jeanetta Wolfe and poet Luis Rodriguez about the transformative power of poetry and Uni(verse). Continue reading LA Nonprofit Get Lit Brings Poetry, Literature to Students
News Around the Community
News from around the Los Ángeles literary community. Check out what some of the writers, presses and literary arts organizations have been up to and have announced is upcoming. The community is always busy. Continue reading News Around the Community
Words Are Free, But Poets Are Cashing In
“There is a poetry renaissance,” said Hiram Sims, the executive director at Community Literature Initiative (CLI) a nonprofit organization that offers courses on writing. Continue reading Words Are Free, But Poets Are Cashing In
2nd Annual LITLIT, The Little Literary Fair
Last weekend LITLIT, The Little Literary Fair, returned to the Arts District, presenting 48 exhibitors, local publishers, bookstores, literary nonprofits and libraries. Continue reading 2nd Annual LITLIT, The Little Literary Fair
Sunday at All Power Books
Poet and activist Briana Muños hosted a powerful reading last Sunday at All Power Books in West Adams. Continue reading Sunday at All Power Books
‘Minding My People’s Business’: An Acclaimed Sudanese American Poet Makes a Home in L.A.
Safina Elhillo, a Sudanese American poet who now calls L.Á. home, has recently released her second poetry collection “Girls That Never Die.” Continue reading ‘Minding My People’s Business’: An Acclaimed Sudanese American Poet Makes a Home in L.A.
Book Soup, West Hollywood’s Storied Bookstore, Unionizes Amid a Larger Organizing Wave
Employees at Book Soup have unionized. Continue reading Book Soup, West Hollywood’s Storied Bookstore, Unionizes Amid a Larger Organizing Wave
After a Pandemic Hiatus, L.A. Book Fair LitLit Will Return to Downtown
LitLit, the Little Literary Fair, returns July 30-31 to Hauser & Wirth in the Arts District. LITLIT offers local presses and literary arts organizations a two-day opportunity to share their perspectives, books, and goods with the public. Continue reading After a Pandemic Hiatus, L.A. Book Fair LitLit Will Return to Downtown
