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Events
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Meet our authors and celebrate Graywolf throughout the year
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To request a sign language interpreter or other accommodation for a Graywolf event, please email us at access@graywolfpress.org or call 651-641-0077. All are welcome, and we would love to meet you!
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Special Events
Oct
23
Graywolf Literary Salon: San Francisco
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Pacific
Location:
Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture - The Store House 2 Marina Blvd Landmark Building C in San Francisco, CAview map
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Join us for a literary salon featuring an introduction by Dana Gioia, followed by a reading and conversation with Maggie Nelson, Solmaz Sharif, Graywolf director and publisher Carmen Giménez, and Graywolf editorial director Ethan Nosowsky. Appetizer and cocktail reception will take place prior to the program.
Author Tour Events
Oct
22
Edwidge Danticat reading and in conversation with Summerlee Staten about WE'RE ALONE at Trinity Church Wall Street
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Location:
Trinity Church Wall STreet in New York, NYview map
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Oct
22
Catherine Barnett (SOLUTIONS FOR THE PROBLEM OF BODIES IN SPACE) in conversation with Alessandra Lynch and Joan Larkin about Lynch's WISH AVE
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Location:
Porter Square Books in Cambridge, MAview map
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Please note that this event will be held at Porter Square Books's new location at 1815 Mass Ave in Cambridge. This event is free and open to the public. Click here for more details and to RSVP.
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Oct
23
Marie Mutsuki Mockett reading and in conversation about THE TREE DOCTOR as part of the Living Writers Series at Colgate University
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ET
Location:
Colgate University in Hamilton, NYview map
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This event will be held in person at Persson Auditorium and broadcast on Zoom. Click here for more details.
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Oct
23
Yuri Herrera reading and in conversation about SEASON OF THE SWAMP at University of New Orleans
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University of New Orleans in view map
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Presented by the Department of Language and Literature and the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at University of New Orleans. Books will be available for purchases from Octavia Books.
LOCATION: The Midlo Center for New Orleans Studies, Earl K. Long Library 304, University of New Orleans.
LOCATION: The Midlo Center for New Orleans Studies, Earl K. Long Library 304, University of New Orleans.
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Oct
24
Stacey D'Erasmo reading and in conversation with Dito van Reigersberg, Julian Shendelman, and Alex Smith, presented by Making Worlds Cooperative Bookstore and Social Center
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Location:
Making Worlds Cooperative Bookstore and Social Center in Philadelphia, PAview map
Oct
24
Tilsa Otta and Farid Matuk reading and in conversation about THE HORMONE OF DARKNESS presented by the University of Arizona: Poetry Center
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Location:
University of Arizona in Tucson, AZview map
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This event is free and open to the public, presented by The University of Arizona Poetry Center's as their annual Hannelore Quander-Rattee Works-in-Translation reading. Find more information here.
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Oct
25
Lucy Ives reading and in conversation with Jonathan Lethem about AN IMAGE OF MY NAME ENTERS AMERICA at North Figueroa Bookshop
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Location:
North Figueroa Bookshop in Los Angeles, CAview map
Oct
26
Edwidge Danticat reading from and in conversation with Glory Edim and Safiya Sinclair about WE'RE ALONE at Well-Read Black Girl Festival
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Location:
Museum of the Moving image in Astoria, NYview map
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Closing Fireside Chat: "The Literary Landscapes of Safiya Sinclair and Edwidge Danticat," moderated by Glory Edim.
Join us for a powerful and moving closing keynote featuring acclaimed authors Safiya Sinclair and Edwidge Danticat. This intimate conversation will explore themes of identity, resilience, and the transformative power of storytelling. Sinclair, known for her evocative memoir How to Say Babylon, and Danticat, celebrated for her impactful novels like Krik? Krak! and The Dew Breaker, will delve into their creative processes, the role of narrative in cultural and personal identity, and the various ways in which their stories shape our understanding of the world.
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Join us for a powerful and moving closing keynote featuring acclaimed authors Safiya Sinclair and Edwidge Danticat. This intimate conversation will explore themes of identity, resilience, and the transformative power of storytelling. Sinclair, known for her evocative memoir How to Say Babylon, and Danticat, celebrated for her impactful novels like Krik? Krak! and The Dew Breaker, will delve into their creative processes, the role of narrative in cultural and personal identity, and the various ways in which their stories shape our understanding of the world.
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Oct
28
Dobby Gibson reading at the Domestic Water Reading Series, presented at Conveyor Belt Books
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Location:
Conveyor Belt Books in Covington, KYview map
Oct
29
Edwidge Danticat reading and in conversation about WE'RE ALONE at SUNY Albany
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Location:
University at Albany in Albany, NYview map
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LOCATION: Campus Center West Auditorium, University at Albany. Co-presented by the New York State Writers Institute. Click here for details.
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This is why I love poems: they require me to sit still, listen deeply, and imagine putting myself in someone else’s unfamiliar shoes.
Tracy K. Smith, Poet Laureate of the United States and Pulitzer Prize Winner