Lit Crawl San Francisco

Elizabeth Stix Bernstein's stories are forthcoming or published in McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern, Tin House, the Los Angeles Times Sunday Magazine and elsewhere. Her short story “Alice” won the Bay Guardian Fiction Contest. She founded the litmag The Big Ugly Review (www.biguglyreview.com... Read More →

Claire is an Oakland-based writer and curator at work on her first novel. She is a co-founder of the New American Story Project, a digital storytelling project dedicated to the voices of Central American refugees and the Workshop Coordinator of Las Dos Brujas Writers' Workshops. She... Read More →

Vincent Chu was born in Oakland, California. His fiction has appeared in PANK Magazine, East Bay Review, Pithead Chapel, Fjords Review, Cooper Street, Stockholm Review, Chicago Literati, Forth Magazine, The Collapsar, WhiskeyPaper and elsewhere. He has been nominated for the Pushcart... Read More →

 A gay, Mexican man from Southern California, Harris finds himself at the center of cultures, sexuality, and generations

Elizabeth's writing has appeared in The Rumpus, The Tishman Review, Foliate Oak, and elsewhere. She lives in Oakland with her family.

Nazelah Jamison is a performance poet, actor, vocalist, and emcee. She is an East Coast transplant, former organizer of the Oakland Poetry Slam and sometimes reluctant superhero. Her first book of poetry, Evolutionary Heart, was released in Fall of 2016 on Nomadic Press. Nazelah gives... Read More →

Joe Wadlington has satire and personal essays published in The New Yorker, The Rumpus, Racked.com, Sparkle + Blink, and Loose Lips (A SF Shipwreck anthology).