SoMa Literary Review @ 2008 Litquake

Mark Your Calendars!

SoMa Literary Review Celebrates 10 Years

at San Francisco’s Litquake Literary Festival

When we launched SoMa Literary Review nearly a decade ago, most folks in the U.S. didn’t have Internet access. My friends and I only had accounts on AOL. And Google, well, that was a misspelling.

Our goal was simple: create a home for work considered too edgy for mainstream literary journals. We knew we could do that by focusing on authors and stories from the San Francisco area.

With as many as two million hits per year, we couldn’t be more thrilled. Even more exciting is the fact that our pages have often been the first place where many new writers have been published.

Thank you so much to the authors and readers who have made this happen!

To celebrate, we’ve been given a hour during Litquake, San Francisco’s Literary Festival. You can meet the editors behind SoMaLit.com, plus hear from some of the talented writers who have contributed over the years.

Saturday, October 11, 6 p.m.

SoMa Literary Review Celebrates 10 Years

Litquake at The Dark Room

2263 Mission Street

San Francisco, CA

415.401.7987

Our event is part of the festival’s Lit Crawl – a literary pub crawl that winds through The City’s Mission neighborhood.

You’re invited!

---Kemble Scott, editor, SoMa Literary Review