
Pay-what-you-can for guaranteed seat; FREE to walk-ups (space depending) Co-presented with American Bookbinders Museum A notoriously precise and difficult form, the short story occupies an odd place in arts & letters in 2026. Left mostly by the wayside by the publishing industry at large, the story still holds a prominent place in our biggest magazines and workshop culture. Local purveyors of the craft Rucy Cui , Cristina Fríes , and William Lohier read from their celebrated work and discuss the form's place in today's publishing/reading culture. Moderated by Litquake Artistic Director Graham Todd . Doors at 7:00pm.
The American Bookbinders Museum
355 Clementina St, San Francisco, CA