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- Date: 2026-07-23 01:51:10
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Trend History
This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-07-23 and was most recently seen on 2026-07-23.
Wikipedia Overview
Litquake is San Francisco's annual literary festival. Originally named Litstock, the festival events took place in a single day in Golden Gate Park in the spring of 1999. It now has a two-week run in mid-October, as well as year-round programs and workshops.
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Villa Albertine San Francisco at Litquake 2025 with bestselling author Thomas Schlesser of "Mona's Eyes" - Villa Albertine
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Litquake 2025: 10 must-see events at the Bay Area literary festival - San Francisco Chronicle
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'Noises Off' play // Litquake event 'Generation Women: Secrets and Lies' // 'Wrestling the Angel' documentary // Sights + Sounds After Dark event 'Creepy Tales' - kalw.org
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A Best Seller French Author at Litquake 2025 for Mona’s Eyes - MerciSF
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Meet Alta Journal at Litquake’s Small Press Book Fair - Alta Journal
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Field Notes: Folsom Fashion, Michoacán Food in Redwood City, and Reframing Black Stories Through AI - SFist
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Litquake Presents A Jazzy Evening with Author Margaret Wilkerson Sexton - KQED
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A Brief History of Litquake, a San Francisco Literary Institution - Literary Hub
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Litquake: Inside the West Coast’s grandest literary festival - The Mercury News
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Litquake Q&A with Lucy Caldwell - BOMB Magazine
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New Litquake project puts lives of our elders on paper - jweekly.com
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Hooked on Books: In the forests of Norway, a Future Library grows; Litquake turns 25 - Local News Matters
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Litquake presents Bay Area resident's work at annual festival - San Francisco Examiner
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Litquake turns the page with a new leader, who tells us what to catch - 48hills.org
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Litquake's 25th - Festival includes author events of the queer type - Bay Area Reporter
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Litquake on Lockdown Presents Ishmael Beah via Crowdcast (5/20) - Penguin Random House
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Litquake, 20 years old, is keeping the soul of San Francisco alive - San Francisco Chronicle
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Litquake's Magnitude - Alta Journal
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Litquake turns 25 with a determination to ‘not only survive, but thrive’ - San Francisco Chronicle
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At 20, Litquake sends a message ‘Godfather’ fans can’t refuse - San Francisco Chronicle
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The Rise of the Book Ban and the Freedom to Read Co-Presented by Litquake - KQED
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Is Litquake too much? Not for this book lover - San Francisco Chronicle
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Litquake guide, 2016 - SFGATE
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Remaining quirky and creative, Litquake unveils its 2022 festival offerings - San Francisco Examiner
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What Would the Kids in the Hall Do?: Dave Foley at Litquake - sfweekly.com
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8 Smart Events to See at Litquake 2019 - 7x7 Bay Area
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Amy Tan, Armistead Maupin meet onstage for Litquake - San Francisco Chronicle
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In 2002 poem 'Lit.quake?,' Lawrence Ferlinghetti endearingly pokes fun at fledgling festival - San Francisco Chronicle
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Ahead of Litquake, check out this map of San Francisco in literary quotes - The San Francisco Standard
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Lit Crawl 2025: The annual literary mosaic in the Mission - Mission Local
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Funnyman Chris Elliott on books and Litquake - The Mercury News
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Last Week, This Week: Litquake, Drag Bingo, Roller Disco, and Circus Bella - SFist
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The Hob Nob Kicks Off Litquake’s 2018 Festival - nobhillgazette.com
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A Literary Festival Explores Every Kind of Writing — and a Bit of Drinking - KQED
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Sights and Sounds: Jack Boulware & Jane Ganahl - kalw.org
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Litquake is Back With a Special Edition of Porchlight at the Verdi Club - San Francisco Chronicle
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A word with the author: Mauro Javier Cardenas at Litquake - SFGATE
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Litquake author reveals SF legacy of martial arts master Bruce Lee - San Francisco Examiner
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Litquake hosts 'Orange Is the New Black' author - SFGATE
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Food Secrets of a Writer and Litquake Co-Founder: Jack Boulware - KQED
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How Melissa Ludtke changed sports journalism and made my career possible - San Francisco Chronicle
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Q&A with Jesse Ball - BOMB Magazine
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Litquake Ferlinghetti - Electric Literature
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Pacifican Laurie Frater joins the shake of San Francisco’s Litquake - The Mercury News
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‘Jeopardy!’ champ Amy Schneider does not want to be your favorite trans person on TV - 48hills.org
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Porchlight at Litquake: Writers, Muses, Flacks, and Escorts - KQED
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Litquake shakes up literary world in Bay Area - SFGATE
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Bay Area bakery draws hourslong line at opening - SFGATE
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Looking Ahead to Bay Area Books to Read This Fall - KQED
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How to Make Readings Not Boring - Literary Hub
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'Swamplandia!' author Karen Russell - SFGATE
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The Famous Writer Who Lied to Me - The Bold Italic
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CRAWLING FOR LIT: LITQUAKE GOES GONZO WITH GRAND FINALE - Electric Literature
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