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On Thursday, October 13th, on the eve of the Boston Book Festival, come celebrate the city’s literary past, present and future at the inaugural Lit Crawl Boston, a night of irreverent literary programming in Boston’s Back Bay. From 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., intrepid readers will choose from a variety of unique literary events including games, performances, provocations and other oddities, all in surprising venues ranging from cafes and art galleries to barbershops and shoe stores.

This moveable feast in one of the most walkable cities on the planet is FREE, and most of the events will offer free beer and wine

The Boston Lit Crawl is held in three “Rounds” plus a closing reading at the Central Burying Ground (Boylston and Charles Street). Guests can choose to attend just one event during each Round - 630PM, 730PM, 830PM-- or “crawl” from event to event. The schedule is as follows: 

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Amanda Torres

Amanda Torres (AT) is a futurist writer, educator & cultural organizer. The director of the Poetry Foundation’s National Incubator for Community Engaged Poets, as well as the co-founder and former director of MassLEAP, a youth literary organization in Boston, they are a designer and administrator of justice-oriented, arts-based organizations, and learning spaces. Across sectors, they facilitate the strategic imagination & embodiment of accountable, care-centered practices & structures for navigating power with/in institutions, and relationship. Amanda received their M.Ed from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and continues to work there as a teaching fellow. Their essays & poems can be found in Latinext, a Breakbeats Poetry Anthology & At Our Best: Building Youth-Adult Partnerships in Out-of-School Time Settings. They are currently working on a poetry manuscript and hope to always write the people they love into the future, as well as learn and organize alongside them.