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SF Bay area poets, writers, and artists gathered for event at Medicine for Nightmares Bookstore and gallery

San Francisco Bay area poets, writers, and artists performing at Medicine for Nightmares Bookstore & Gallery 

WRITE NOW! SF BAY SUPPORTS WRITING & ART BY PEOPLE OF COLOR THROUGH

 

  • BOOKS: Multicultural anthologies of prose, poetry and artwork

  • WORKSHOPS: Free monthly creative writing workshops

  • EVENTS: Virtual and live readings and events

Write Now! SF Bay builds multicultural community by reflecting the complex diversities among the Black, Brown, Indigenous and People of Color that comprise 60% of the Bay Area's population.

Join the vibrant, socially engaged multicultural arts community of the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.

​Since 2015, we have supported over 400 emerging and established BIPOC writers and artists. Their prose, poetry and artwork reflects the lived realities of people from all walks of life—educators, healers, activists, immigrants, LGBTQ, the formerly unhoused, and just plain folks with roots in Native America, Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and beyond. 

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"Breathtakingly fierce and honest poetry that smashes Asian American stereotypes and reveals complexities of love across race, class, age and religion. Provokes fist-pumping, sighing, cheering, and laughing throughout."                                   —Susan Kiyo Ito, I Would Meet You Anywhere.

“Confronts the hydra of stereotype with necessary abruptness—particularly poignant given our current social divisions.”
                               —Kim Shuck, 7th Poet Laureate of San Francisco. 

 

A fiercely hilarious chronicle of love across difference. Wry and tender field notes on a budding romance between a fortyish Asian American woman and a twenty-something white man bidging divisions of  of race, class, religion and generation.

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