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Naomi Elias

Naomi Elias

KQED Contributor

By Naomi Elias

In ‘Coyoteland,’ the Territorial East Bay Isn’t Just for Animals

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An in mage of a book cover, colorful and detailed with two faces, alongside an image of a woman in glasses and curled hair, looking into the camera

A Riveting Graphic Novel of an Armenian Family in San Francisco

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book cover superimposed over polluted warehouse and residential landscape

In Carolina Ixta’s New Novel, Teens Fight Against Pollution for a ‘Few Blue Skies’

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blue book cover with two tattooed figures among stars set agains watery horizon

‘The Wayfinder’ Weaves Indigenous Polynesian Tales Into an Epic Novel

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book cover collaged over image of waves in blue and green

In a Flooded Future San Francisco, Care Is All We Have

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On the left, a book cover that features a hand in a silky, hot pink glove suggestively lifting up a skirt. On the right, a photo of the author wearing heavy black eyeliner with her tongue sticking out.

‘Soft Core’ Takes Readers on a Delirious Ride Through SF’s Kinky Underground

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book cover with title and image of punk man with mohawk and antlers

A West Oakland Punk Turns Detective in ‘Saint the Terrifying’

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A Serial Killer Looms Over Albany Author’s New Story Collection

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The 'Headshot' book cover features abstracted forms of boxers, next to a portrait of the author.

Rita Bullwinkel’s Novel About Teen Girl Boxers Packs a Punch

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