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New Graywolf Press Submission Guidelines
Effective January 1, 2009, Graywolf Press's submission guidelines will change drastically. If you intend to submit your work for possible publication, please review the new guidelines here.
More books from Graywolf Press:
By Linda Gregg
"Too Bright to See was one of the most important first books of poetry to have come out in the
last twenty-five years. Alma,
first published in its own volume two years after, has become its
necessary companion. It's a fine thing to have these two books back in
the world, the visible world, bound together, lucid and legible as they
are." —Lucie Brock-Broido
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By Linda Gregg
"Too Bright to See was one of the most important first books of poetry to have come out in the
last twenty-five years. Alma,
first published in its own volume two years after, has become its
necessary companion. It's a fine thing to have these two books back in
the world, the visible world, bound together, lucid and legible as they
are." —Lucie Brock-Broido
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By John Bensko
"Sea Dogs is casual and deft, as if the stories were handed over by a
brilliant friend who has nothing to prove but has seen it all.
Smashing. Bensko has gone to a whole new mode of storytelling." —Barry
Hannah
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By Matthea Harvey
"So much happens in their small, hard shapes: wit, sorrow, and an
intelligence that nips and worries its subjects into giving up their
full oddity and originality. A reader does not consume this poetry. She
is, instead, pinched and prodded towards revelation. Each neat poem is
a Pandora's box full of wonderful troubles." —Lynn Emanuel
Click here to visit Matthea Harvey's web site
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By Dana Gioia
"Gioia deserves our praise for keeping the lyric impulse alive and well." —American Book Review
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