Join us on Tuesday, April 23, for a raucous reading of poems that mix the sacred and the profane, the hyperreal with the ecstatic.   Janaka Stucky, the founding editor of indie publisher Black Ocean Press, wrote his latest book over the course of twenty days, coming in and out of trance states brought on

What better way to close Bibliophilia than with an event by the producer/creator of the festival, Word Lit Zine? Seattle’s best magazine for all things literary comes off the page and into reality. There will be live readings from past contributors and new friends as well as puzzles and games for the nerd in all

Art doesn’t imitate life at this show—art imitates art. First, Hugo House writer-in-residence Amber Flame will share one of her poems. After the reading, the Bibliophilia Players, our team of improvisational actors, having never heard the poem before, will perform a one-act play inspired by the piece. Doors at 8pm. This event is sponsored by