The publication of Egana Djabbarova's My Dreadful Body by @newvesselpress.bsky.social is an important contribution to feminist russophone literature in English translation.
We’re diving deeper into the context of this book in our interview w its translator, Lisa C. Hayden.
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The publication of Egana Djabbarova's My Dreadful Body by @newvesselpress.bsky.social is an important contribution to feminist russophone literature in English translation.
We’re diving deeper into the context of this book in our interview w its translator, Lisa C. Hayden.
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Read an excerpt from Svetlana Satchkova’s English-language debut, THE UNDEAD: A Novel of Modern Russia, published earlier this year by @melvillehouse . A story of an aspiring Moscow filmmaker, who makes an arthouse horror movie and then finds herself arrested and prosecuted.
SF/Bay Area writers and hackers: Come out on June 12 to celebrate our community and raise funds for everyone's favorite local makerspace: @noisebridge!
With Samantha Shields, Aaron Lee, Savannah Mandella, @L_Abhyankar, John "Jaune" Hanig, and Jiyoung Han!
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Natalie Oceanheart's LIFE BEYOND FEAR: A UKRAINIAN WOMAN'S MEMOIR is written by a survivor as well as a trained psychologist who aims to help people by sharing her story.
Read @kcengel 's interview with Oceanheart on Punctured Lines. Link below.
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Oceanheart is just starting out her adult life and yet the choices she makes as a daughter, wife, and mother — as well as a recent college graduate — are made amidst the chaos, despair, and danger of war.
@kcengel talks to Natalie Oceanheart:
puncturedlines.com/2026/05/2…
To get a sense of what we do, come to the fundraiser we're hosting on June 12 to benefit Noisebridge, a makerspace in the Mission that has been hosting our workshop--for free!--for the past four years. You will hear some of our writers read their work and meet some hackers!!
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One of the unique things about our workshop is that we are both a community group -- everyone's welcome, no questions asked -- and a professional writing group.
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Once in a while our writers do go on to apply to MFA programs, and they do publish books, and I also want to celebrate the work that all requires. Here are some of the books that are out in the first part of 2026 by our writers from diff eras.
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San Francisco Writers Workshop is celebrating our 80th anniversary this year. According to lore, the workshop was started by two female poets in 1946 in the aftermath of WWII, and has been meeting every Tuesday night somewhere in San Francisco ever since.
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SF/Bay Area writers and hackers: Come out on June 12 to celebrate our community and raise funds for everyone's favorite local makerspace: @noisebridge!
With Samantha Shields, Aaron Lee, Savannah Mandella, @L_Abhyankar, John "Jaune" Hanig, and Jiyoung Han!
#bookish#events 1/4
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Happy publication day to the updated paperback edition of Andrey Kurkov’s DIARY OF AN INVASION, brilliant and harrowing reporting from Ukraine in the early days of Russia’s invasion.
Natalya Sukhonos's third collection of poems, SUNLIGHT TRAPPED IN STONE (Green Writers Press) is the subject of her conversation with fellow immigrant poet from Odesa, Ukraine, Valerie Bandura. Read on PuncturedLines.com.
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Happy #bookbirthday#daughtersoftheoccupation It’s been four years since this seminal book, inspired by the discovery of my Latvian-Jewish roots was published! On November 10, my third novel will be published by HarperCollins!
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