BookstoreBookstoreChinatown
This three-floor literary landmark has been a sanctuary for rebels and readers since 1953. Climb the creaky stairs to the poetry room upstairs, settle into the Poet's Chair overlooking Jack Kerouac Alley, and browse the same shelves that once held Ginsberg's "Howl."
Tips
July 28 at 6pm
Four poets, four radically different worlds: reimagined Nahuatl songs, Cassandra's burning prophecies, horror under Korean authoritarianism, and a stuttering language of desire. City Lights and Wesleyan University Press bring you an evening of ambitious new work, read live from the page.
ChinatownOpen
BookstoreBookstoreThis three-floor literary landmark has been a sanctuary for rebels and readers since 1953. Climb the creaky stairs to the poetry room upstairs, settle into the Poet's Chair overlooking Jack Kerouac Alley, and browse the same shelves that once held Ginsberg's "Howl."
Tips
July 28 at 6pm
Four poets, four radically different worlds: reimagined Nahuatl songs, Cassandra's burning prophecies, horror under Korean authoritarianism, and a stuttering language of desire. City Lights and Wesleyan University Press bring you an evening of ambitious new work, read live from the page.
