April 20-23, 2023
The GetLit! Festival is Eastern Washington's annual literary festival. Its mission is to celebrate the arts, amplify diverse voices and empower creativity.
Events include:
GetLit! Festival 2023 is excited to announce Ada Limón, U.S. Poet Laureate as a headlining author:
See more GetLit! 2023 authors at the GetLit!2023 List of Speakers webpage.
by Leyna Krow. The fire of 1889 destroys a frontier boomtown -- a disaster for some; an opportunity for others.
by Jess Walter. A stunning collection about those moments when everything changes.
A literary field guide of art, poetry, and natural history from various artists and authors.
by Gabrielle Bates. A collection of poems that wrestle with "betrayal and forced obedience, violence and young womanhood."
by Farnaz Fatemi. Winner of the 2022 Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize.
by Lisa Wells. New ways to live and reconnect to the Earth in the face of climate change.
by Shelly Mazzanoble. Inspiring conversations about Dungeons & Dragons and the people who love to play it.
by Alex Christie. Based on a true story of one family caught in the crossfire of US westward colonial expansion.
by Chelsea Martin. A student at a San Francisco art school enrolls in a film class that requires her to create a self-portrait.
Poetry by SFCC teacher/author Connie Wasem Scott. Examines personal bonds and the forces that break them.
Visit the SCC Library in Building 16 throughout April to see a display of books by GetLit! 2023 authors.
Some titles linked on this guide are ebooks.
Contact library staff if you need a book sent to a convenient location for you.