Noisebridge Lit Crawl event
Pochino Press Lit Crawl event at Noisebridge!
October 17, 2015, 7:15-8:15pm
(Re) Emergence: Perspectives on Asian America
Tonight’s readings explore the fluidity of identity from Asian-American perspectives, drawing upon roots as diverse as Iran and Taiwan.
The San Francisco Lit Crawl consists of dozens of literary events that occur on the same night in the Mission district. It's like a pub crawl, but instead, has hundreds of people who are part of Litquake going from reading to reading.
A Pochino Press event will occur at Noisebridge during phase 2 of the Crawl, which is between 7.15 and 8.15 pm on October 17. Pochino Press offers a multi-media stage for change makers and culture creators. http://www.pochinopress.com/
The readers for this event will be:
Eileen Kaur Alden Super Sikh Co-Creator/Comic Book Writer/First known person to become Sikh as a result of doing extensive research for a comic book.
Amol Ray The son of Indian immigrants, Amol’s work examines how narrative, identity, and context are used to create meaning and exert control. He is an alum of the VONA workshop and the Mills College MFA program.
Maryam Roberts Maryam Roberts brings her storytelling skills to all her creative endeavors, including writing, photography, digital presentation, and consulting on leadership and company culture.
Daniel Zarazua Daniel's current project is exploring Black and Latino communities in Taiwan drawing upon a background that includes DJing, photography, and as a high school teacher.
Contact James Warner at james at jameswarner dot net if you have questions/suggestions relating to this event -- many thanks!