
How San Francisco’s Printers and Poets Built a Literary Scene Too Proud to Answer to “Frisco
A warm, meandering portrait of San Francisco's literary and artistic scene, celebrating the city's proud opposition to New York's cultural dominance.


A warm, meandering portrait of San Francisco's literary and artistic scene, celebrating the city's proud opposition to New York's cultural dominance.

Editors offer thirty and four tomes for autumn perusal — epics, grief, and time gone backward.
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