Book talks, discussions and signings: a glimpse of what's going on daily.
Beyond Baroque — Poetry and more in Venice.
City Box Office — lectures and other events in San Francisco.
The Commonwealth Club of California — Public affairs group hosts authors and other speakers.
Community of Voices in Santa Barbara: Calendar of Events.
Friends and Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library: Literary Lecture Series.
Hammer Museum events — UCLA.
Independent booksellers — Click on individual store links to find events in your area.
Ink Byte — Events for writers, mostly in Santa Barbara.
Inland Arts — A source for cultural events in the Inland Empire.
Labrainterrain — Online calendar of author readings and literary happenings in the greater L.A. metropolitan area.
LA Weekly calendar — LA area events.
Litquake — San Francisco area events.
Los Angleles Times Book Review Calendar — The next seven days in Southern California. Registration required.
Los Angeles Public Library — Author series.
New Short Fiction Series. — Los Angeles.
The Northern California Booksellers Association. — Events Central links.
Poetry Flash. Calendar of readings, workshops, and literary events.
Sacramento Bee calendar area events.
San Francisco Chronicle — Calendar link to Bay Area events.
San Joaquin Valley Town Hall Series — Authors and more at the William Saroyan Theatre in Fresno.
SFStation — Guide to Bay Area literary events.
Speaking of Stories. Santa Barbara’s Theatre of the Mind — Live theatrical readings.
Sundance Resort — Author series in the mountains.
Vermin on the Mount — LA reading series
Writers With Drinks — Spoken word variety show.
Have a favorite resource link for literary events in your area?
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