LONE GLEN 50: Days After
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Lone Glen is proud to present Adam Stutz and his new poetry collection at Et Al. Books in San Francisco. Join us at 7 pm on Thursday November 12th to celebrate Days After, in which “Adam Stutz’s concise lyrics distill the anxiety and dissociation of loss and grief into starkly dis/comforting exposures [. . .].” Also featuring local authors MK Chavez and Ann Pedone, this fiftieth Lone Glen seeks to create, celebrate, and sustain a community dedicated to connections only lyric can render. Bring a friend! 15-20 suggested donation to the wondrous Et Al for hosting us.
LOCATION + VENUE
This Lone Glen will take place at Et al. & Et al. books and gallery, located at 2831A Mission Street, San Francisco. ADA accessible.
ABOUT THE WRITERS
MK Chavez is a writer and educator whose body of work explores mixed-race identity, social justice, ecological resilience, and horror cinema. Chavez is the executive director of Bay Area Poetry, poetry stage curator of Bay Area Book Festival, and poetry editor at The Fabulist. Their published works include Dear Animal, Mothermorphosis, and A Brief History of the Selfie.
Ann Pedone is a writer, book designer, and publisher in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her poetry, book reviews, interviews, and creative non-fiction have been published widely. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of Antiphony: a journal & press and Pin//a journal of contemporary poetics.
Adam Stutz is a neurodivergent poet and the publisher of The Broken Lens Journal. He is the author of Transcript (Cooper Dillon Books, 2017), The Scales (White Stag Publishing, 2018), The Sham Tapestry (White Stag Publishing, 2024), Compunctions + Thefts (White Stag Publishing, 2024) and Days After (The Bodily Press, 2026). His work has appeared in various print and online publications. He currently resides in Los Angeles.
ABOUT LONE GLEN
LONE GLEN is a reading and performance series dedicated to cultivating a down-to-earth, inclusive creative community among makers of all forms. Founded in December 2011 in San Francisco as a quarterly series, Lone Glen now hosts multiple events in the spring, summer, and fall months and usually goes on hiatus each winter. Stay tuned for the 15th anniversary event, slated for January 2027!
LOCATION + VENUE
This Lone Glen will take place at Et al. & Et al. books and gallery, located at 2831A Mission Street, San Francisco. ADA accessible.
ABOUT THE WRITERS
MK Chavez is a writer and educator whose body of work explores mixed-race identity, social justice, ecological resilience, and horror cinema. Chavez is the executive director of Bay Area Poetry, poetry stage curator of Bay Area Book Festival, and poetry editor at The Fabulist. Their published works include Dear Animal, Mothermorphosis, and A Brief History of the Selfie.
Ann Pedone is a writer, book designer, and publisher in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her poetry, book reviews, interviews, and creative non-fiction have been published widely. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of Antiphony: a journal & press and Pin//a journal of contemporary poetics.
Adam Stutz is a neurodivergent poet and the publisher of The Broken Lens Journal. He is the author of Transcript (Cooper Dillon Books, 2017), The Scales (White Stag Publishing, 2018), The Sham Tapestry (White Stag Publishing, 2024), Compunctions + Thefts (White Stag Publishing, 2024) and Days After (The Bodily Press, 2026). His work has appeared in various print and online publications. He currently resides in Los Angeles.
ABOUT LONE GLEN
LONE GLEN is a reading and performance series dedicated to cultivating a down-to-earth, inclusive creative community among makers of all forms. Founded in December 2011 in San Francisco as a quarterly series, Lone Glen now hosts multiple events in the spring, summer, and fall months and usually goes on hiatus each winter. Stay tuned for the 15th anniversary event, slated for January 2027!
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Where is it happening?
Et al. books, 2831 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110-3907, United States
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Host or PublisherAlexandra Mattraw
