EventNovember 9, 2014
Black Clock, CalArts’ semi-annual literary journal, recently published its 19th issue, featuring pieces by 27 writers. To celebrate the release of the latest edition, Black Clock editor and former School of Critical Studies…
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EventOctober 22, 2014
On Wednesday (Oct. 22), Lit Crawl: LA NoHo returns for a second year of readings, performances and a celebration of literature. The event, an offshoot of San Francisco’s popular annual…
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EventApril 6, 2014
This Sunday (April 6), the literary magazine Black Clock launches its 18th issue with a reading at Mandrake Bar in Los Angeles. The issue, subtitled The Director’s Cut, offers readers the literary…
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Black Clock, the literary magazine published by CalArts’ Creative Writing Program, launched its 17th issue at BookCourt in Brooklyn on Nov. 14. The event featured writers and novelists Henry Bean, Shelley…
Continue reading »Two events on Sunday in LA celebrate the printed word: a Black Clock reading and a conversation on Esther McCoy’s Los Angeles. In the literary journal’s latest edition, Black Clock…
Continue reading »Update 4/9/12: Photos from McNally Jackson reading here: [nggallery id=246] Black Clock #15 deconstructs the typical “movie issue” by having writers test flights of fancy, offering readers nearly two dozen…
Continue reading »Earlier this month Europa Editions published Steve Erickson’s ninth novel, These Dreams of You, which takes readers on a journey across two continents, following the Nordhoc family as they search…
Continue reading »The 16th annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books—the nation’s largest literary festival—takes over the University of Southern California campus this weekend bringing book enthusiasts together for discussion and celebration…
Continue reading »The Black Clock literary journal hosts a reading and reception in Los Angeles on Sunday night (May 16) to celebrate the recent launch of its blog. The online companion to…
Continue reading »CalArts’ literary journal Black Clock joins Electric Literature in publishing a major new work of fiction by Rick Moody via Twitter on Black Clock’s Twitter feed: @BlackClockmag. Rick Moody’s “Some…
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