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A classic Lit Crawl moment: the bar scheduled to host the readings refused to turn off the televisions (oh, the irony) so stools were dragged onto the street and the readings held on the sidewalk. Cars with windows rolled down slowed to watch and listen bringing traffic to a halt.
Beach Blanket Babylon Salutes Armistead Maupin during Litquake's 2007 Opening Night in San FranciscoBeach Blanket Babylon Salutes Armistead Maupin during Litquake's 2007 Opening Night in San Francisco
The Lit Crawl sees no venue as unworthy of hosting a reading, as proven by Loads of Prose held in a laundromat in San Francisco's Mission District.
Photo by Shelley Eades
10/14/2006
Litquake's Lit Crawl held in San Francisco's Mission District during the last night of the festival each year. Photo by Shelley Eades10/14/2006
The Beauty Bar in San Francisco's Mission District hosts during Litquake Lit Crawl, held each year the last night of the festival.
Author Michelle Tea reads during 2008's Litquake & ODC Theater collaboration, "Off Book."
Author Joyce Maynard appearing at Litquake's Porchlight storytelling night held at The Swedish American Hall in San Francisco.Photo by Shelley Eades9/22/2006
Ambush Review at Muddy Waters during Lit Crawl 2011. Credit: Ariel Dovas for Mission Mission
Litquake's Lit Crawl held in San Francisco's Mission District on the last night of the festival each year. Photo by Shelley Eades10/14/2006
Porchlight founders Arline Klatte and Beth Lisick open Litquake 2008 at the Herbst
SF Writer's Grotto holds court at Ritual Roasters during the 2008 Crawl. Credit: Christine Krieg
