Author: Sarita Sarvate in Conversation with Sabina Khan-Ibarra

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San Francisco Public Library presents a conversation with author Sarita Sarvate about Midnight’s Daughter, her debut memoir and winner of the 2025 International Voices in Creative Nonfiction Competition. The book explores identity, belonging, resilience and finding one’s voice across cultures, alongside questions of racism, colonialism, motherhood and patriarchy. Sarvate will be interviewed by Sabina Khan-Ibarra, writer, educator and co-director of Rooted & Written. Part of Grotto Nights at the Library, curated by Janine Kovac of The Writers Grotto. Book sales and signing follow, courtesy of Noe Valley Books. Location: The Page, 1st Floor, San Francisco Public Library Main Library, 100 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA 94102. This SFPL program is drop-in, with no registration necessary. The program is conducted in English. For changes or accessibility arrangements, consult the official SFPL event page. Organized by San Francisco Public Library; independently listed by ARTSSN, which is not the host or registration provider. Promotional artwork appears on SFPL’s official event listing and includes The Writers Grotto branding.

Location

San Francisco Public Library - Main Library

100 Larkin Street

San Francisco, California, 94102 · United States

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