Lit Crawl San Francisco

Cara Black lives in San Francisco and writes the NYTimes bestselling Aimée Leduc investigations set in different arrondissements of Paris. She lives in Noe Valley with her husband, a former bookseller, their dog and gets to Paris whenever she can. She received the Medaille de... Read More →

Tony Broadbent is the award-winning author of the In The Smoke mystery series about a Cockney cat burglar in austerity-ridden, black-market-riddled, post-war London.

Jerry Kennealy, a native San Franciscan, has worked as a policeman and as a licensed private investigator in the City by the Bay. He has written twenty-three novels, including a series featuring private eye Nick Polo, two of which were nominated for a Shamus Awards. The eleventh... Read More →

Laurie R. King is the New York Times bestselling author of 25 novels and other works, including the Mary Russell-Sherlock Holmes stories (from The Beekeeper’s Apprentice, named one of the 20th century’s best crime novels by the IMBA, to 2016’s The Murder of Mary Russell... Read More →

Mixing humor with serious issues, Ellen Kirschman writes the Dot Meyerhoff Mystery series, based on her 30 year career as a police psychologist. Too dedicated for her own good, Dot Meyerhoff should be counseling cops, not solving crimes. Or running from her personal problems. You... Read More →

Kelli is the creator of the Miranda Corbie series (CITY OF DRAGONS, CITY OF SECRETS, CITY OF GHOSTS), literary noir novels set in 1940 San Francisco and featuring "one of crime's most arresting heroines" (Library Journal). Critics have compared her work to her icons Raymond Chandler... Read More →

Jacqueline’s first novel, Maisie Dobbs, was a National Bestseller and received an array of accolades, including New York Times Notable Book 2003, a Publishers Weekly Top Ten Mystery 2003, and a BookSense Top Ten selection. In addition, the novel was nominated for 7 awards, including the Edgar® for Best Novel—only... Read More →