Pages on Stages: Celebrating the Release of Brandon Elliott's Black Out the Sun

Save the date! 

April 20 at 6 pm PT 

Featuring the release of Black Out the Sun by Brandon Elliott

with readings by:

Sakile Odimo

Ruddy Lopez

Juan Amador

Kaylee Hannah

hosted by Gia

$6 pre-sale

$10 at the door

All sales go towards supporting the library

We also have limited "pay what you can" tickets.

All SLP Donors get free admission.

About the Poets:

Brandon Elliott is a Los Angeles poet who was deeply influenced by Tupac and Eminem. His journey with writing started at age 8, and he wrote his first poem at age 12. He uses poetry to heal and express his innermost thoughts and feelings, often drawing attention to topics he feels that can help others. His whole focus is an attempt at understanding the society, world and universe he lives in. Black Out The Sun is a collection of poetry written during one of the most trying times in his life. Writing gave him a means of expression that speaking could not.