For the ninth year running, local zinesters have a reason to party.

'Contraption: Rediscovering California Jewish Artists,' 'Wonders: Spectacular Moments in Nature Photography,' Jason Mecier’s 'Pop Trash,' and Gordon Huether Studio’s 'Art Matters' catalogue say a lot about the Bay Area from a visual standpoint.

In her new book, a mother shares her journey toward healing and forgiveness after her son was shot and killed in Vallejo. Part of the process includes removing guns from circulation and turning them into art.

The Berkeley-LA publisher bridges digital and analog technology to make printmaking accessible to all.

Take a vicarious tour, courtesy new books by Juliet Blackwell and Georgeanne Brennan.

Listen to modern Indian chamber music and read about corporate oil greed and resilient underdogs.

In The Golden State, the author has concocted a book that’s thoughtful, funny, psychologically astute, and frequently harrowing.

In year two, the Simpson Family Literary Project spreads the power of fiction.

The acclaimed writer, professor, and editor, one of the greatest cultural critics of our times, talks identity and privilege at BAMPFA.

Schatz’s Rad Girls Can, with Miriam Klein Stahl illustrating, and Solnit's Call Them by Their True Names urge all to get up and get out the vote.