Lisa Morehouse
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Fremont author Cassandra Hartt reads from her new book, "The Sea is Salt and So Am I." It’s about three teenagers living in a coastal Maine town that’s falling into the ocean. -
San Francisco poet K. R. Morrison reads from her new collection, "Cauldrons." It explores themes that get stuck within us if we don’t stir up the shadow work, look for the light in the dark.
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San Francisco author Chaney Kwak reads from his new book "The Passenger: How a Travel Writer Learned to Love Cruises & Other Lies from a Sinking Ship." It starts off on a ship that loses power in a freak storm and almost runs aground in Norway.
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Berkeley author and Chez Panisse owner Alice Waters reads from her new book "We Are What We Eat." The book is about how food can change the world.
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Oakland author Monica West reads from her new book "Revival Season." It’s about patriarchy and power, all told from the perspective of a 15-year-old girl.
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Berkeley author Dena Rod reads from their debut poetry collection "Scattered Arils." It's about family secrets and growing up in the Iranian-American diaspora.
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San Francisco author Judith Ann Bernhard reads from her new book, "Marriages."
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Berkeley author Rachel Sarah reads from her new book, "Girl Warriors." She interviewed 25 climate activists under age 25 to show how they’re fighting for their futures.
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Oakland author Joel Landmine reads from his new book "Things Change." It’s a collection of poems from 2014 to the present about watching the Bay Area he knew growing up disappear around him.
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Kim Shuck was the San Francisco's poet laureate from 2017 to 2021. She reads from her new collection "Exile Heart."
