Los Angeles Literature Events: 11/02/20 – 11/08/20
Most Events Are Online/Virtual DUE TO CORONAVIRUS CONCERNS
NaNoWriMo Workshop Series via Simi Valley Public Library – Online Event
Join us for a Virtual NaNoWriMo Workshop series, with session #1, “Getting Started,” and start brainstorming your new novel!
This annual event is a creative writing project in which participants attempt to write a 50,000-word manuscript during the month of November, to jump start their project. Join our virtual workshops to collaborate with others, for feedback and fun.
To register for this event, email Stephanie Erbe @ simivalleylibrary.org.
NOTE: Other libraries also offer November novel writing events, so check listings.
Where: Simi Valley Public Library – Online Event (see site for further details)
Date: Monday the 2nd
Time: 4 pm – 5 pm
Address: Simi Valley Public Library – Online event
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/1128883287514193
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Teens Speak Up Against Injustice: The Assignment via American Jewish University Online Event
Lucy Smith & The Dirt, Reading & Q&A on Facebook Live Online
All Events Are Online/Vritual DUE TO CORONAVIRUS CONCERNS
As the weeks of the “stay at home” order pass by, more and more virtual literary events are cropping up from L.A. writers, open mics and literary organizations. The following event is a reading hosted by Saturday Afternoon Poetry, as part of their 2020 San Gabriel Valley Poetry Festival, tomorrow. Saturday. Read a poem or two by a poet that has helped you get through this pandemic so far. Or your poet friend or by that poet that inspired you to write. It’s a Zoom reading. Most of all Enjoy interacting with other like minded humans.
We have seen over the last week, artists and musicians posting videos of them singing, performing or reading from their work or livestreaming their performances and readings. It’s a chance to keep people connected to each other during a time of isolation and sickness. It’s also a chance at self care, something to enjoy and take one’s mind off the worries and stress of the Coronavirus and all its effects.
Amind the rapidly changing living conditions surrounding the Coronavirus, there are no in-person literary events happening this week and into the near future. No gatherings of over 10 people are permitted, the White House now recommends.
Atelier Manferdini & Portraits and Landscapes at SCI-Arc College & University
Christine Carter & The New Adolescence at Polytechnic School, Pasadena
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