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On March 24 of this year, he turned 100 years old — an event that warranted celebration all around the world, including a birthday party at City Lights.
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“Each poet sitting next to me here is considering queer pasts, writing from the present afterlives of colonial expansion … and plotting the queer future.”
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The festival will celebrate its fifth year on May 4 and 5 in Downtown Berkeley, its home since the beginning.
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Ultimately, with comic book culture having entered the mainstream, it is worth remembering that comic books have always been rooted in sociopolitical consciousness.
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Beyond its rich history as a literary landmark, the Bay Area has undoubtedly proven itself to be a pioneer in its work to change the industry — to promote diversity, amplify underrepresented voices and draw much-needed attention to foreign literature.
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This is a short week, but it will probably feel longer than a normal week. So take Tuesday to ease back into the swing of things.
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Through female and LGBTQ+ panelists as well as panelists of color, the festival proved itself to be a celebration of everything literature can do.
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While it may only be the fourth annual Bay Area Book Festival, the festival is already a mainstay in Berkeley. It’s no wonder why.
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Robert Kondo was hired at Pixar straight out of art school. He worked on major projects such as “Ratatouille” and “Monsters University.”
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“I try to walk, walk, walk as much as possible…letting the place introduce itself to me,” Pico Iyer said in a phone interview with The Daily Californian.
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