Join Aunt Lute Books for this exciting event...
Women Reading, Women Writing: Celebrating Four Centuries of Women's Literary Culture
Featuring: Ina Cumpiano, Jewelle Gomez, Judy Grahn, Janice Mirikitani and Aimee Phan
April 2, 2009
Where: The Women's Building, The Audre Lorde Room
35 43 18th St. #8
San Francisco, CA 94110
(cross street Valencia)
Time: 6:00 pm refreshments, 6:45 pm program
Cost: Free
Aunt Lute Books, a San Francisco-based multicultural woman's press, presents the event Women Reading, Women Writing. This occasion brings together Bay Area authors to expand the celebration of women's accomplishments beyond Women's History Month. Ina Cumpiano, Jewelle Gomez, Judy Grahn, Janice Mirikitani and Aimee Phan, will present work from The Aunt Lute Anthology of U.S. Women's Writers. The gathered voices will contribute to and build upon the dialogue of women’s rich literary presence; a growing, relevant, conversation. Recognizing the literary tradition of women across generations and cultures, they will read selections that inspire/speak to them, as well as share some of their own work with the community audience.
Please Join Us!
Aunt Lute Books
P.O. Box 410687
San Francisco, CA 94141
Phone: (415) 826-1300
Fax: (415) 826-8300
www.auntlute.com
Women Reading, Women Writing: Celebrating Four Centuries of Women's Literary Culture
Featuring: Ina Cumpiano, Jewelle Gomez, Judy Grahn, Janice Mirikitani and Aimee Phan
April 2, 2009
Where: The Women's Building, The Audre Lorde Room
35 43 18th St. #8
San Francisco, CA 94110
(cross street Valencia)
Time: 6:00 pm refreshments, 6:45 pm program
Cost: Free
Aunt Lute Books, a San Francisco-based multicultural woman's press, presents the event Women Reading, Women Writing. This occasion brings together Bay Area authors to expand the celebration of women's accomplishments beyond Women's History Month. Ina Cumpiano, Jewelle Gomez, Judy Grahn, Janice Mirikitani and Aimee Phan, will present work from The Aunt Lute Anthology of U.S. Women's Writers. The gathered voices will contribute to and build upon the dialogue of women’s rich literary presence; a growing, relevant, conversation. Recognizing the literary tradition of women across generations and cultures, they will read selections that inspire/speak to them, as well as share some of their own work with the community audience.
Please Join Us!
Aunt Lute Books
P.O. Box 410687
San Francisco, CA 94141
Phone: (415) 826-1300
Fax: (415) 826-8300
www.auntlute.com
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