Lynell George

April 21 & 22, I will at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at the Angel City Press booth (#119 near Tommy Trojan) signing "After/Image." You can find me Saturday from 12pm to 2pm and Sunday from 2pm to 4pm. Please come by and say hello! On Sunday afternoon 4/22 from 12:30pm to 1:30, I will be in conversation with Karen Tei Yamashita and Geoff Dyer on the topic of "Photography & Narrative" moderated by David L. Ulin. It's free and you can find ticket info here #books #

IT'S OFFICIAL: I am teaming up with the wonderful Angel City Press who will publish my new collection of essays and photographs, "After Image: Los Angeles Outside the Frame." Project due Spring 2018. Stay tuned here for updates! #books #AngelCityPress #losangeles

I AM VERY happy to announce my new (and very first!) chapbook, "Shifting Tenses" from the wonderful Writ Large Press, Founded in 2007 by Chiwan Choi, Peter Woods, Judeth Oden Choi and Jessica Ceballos, the press' mandate has been to publish, connect and promote overlooked voices and communities across the region and beyond. A limited number of copies will be available today at L.A. Zine Fest in downtown Los Angeles. If you're not able to make it downtown, you can still o

If you grew up in 70s Los Angeles, most likely you had a hide out, hang out and a ritual -- and they may have been spread out across the region. Back then, even though getting from here-to-there might be a hike, the city was much easier to navigate. Still tricky, cloaked and hard-to-know, but efforts would always be rewarded. You took to map-making as you began to "design" your city, bus, walk, filching rides. I'd forgotten so much until I put pen to paper to find my way