Events
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Special Events
2025 Graywolf Literary Salon
We’re thrilled to invite our community of readers, writers, and literary friends to gather once again for a memorable evening at our 2025 Literary Salon, taking place on Thursday, September 25 at Glass House in Minneapolis.
We are excited to welcome Chloé Caldwell (Trying) and Joshua Wheeler (The High Heaven) for a dynamic onstage conversation, moderated by our director and publisher Carmen Giménez. Local writer chaun webster will open the program with an exclusive glimpse into his debut nonfiction project, arriving from Graywolf in 2026.
The evening will feature a social reception with drinks and light bites before our literary program, with book sales and signing to follow.
Join us to raise funds for bold, risk-taking literature and celebrate award-winning authors whose words transform our culture.
Author Tour Events
Chloé Caldwell reading and in conversation with Leslie Jamison about TRYING at P&T Knitwear
Chloé Caldwell reading and in conversation with Chelsea Martin about TRYING at Spokane Public Library (Liberty Park location)
Chloé Caldwell reading and in conversation with Genevieve Hudson about TRYING at Bishop & Wilde
Chloé Caldwell reading and in conversation with Ariel Gore & Mia Arias Tsang about TRYING at Green Apple Books on the Park
Chloé Caldwell reading and in conversation with Michelle Tea about TRYING at Stories Books & Cafe
Chloé Caldwell reading and in conversation with Mia Arias Tsang about TRYING at Petals & Pages
Chloé Caldwell leads a writing workshop ("Write Your Queer Break Up") at Petals & Pages Bookstore
Chloé Caldwell reading and in conversation with Szilvia Molnar about TRYING at First Light Books
Chloé Caldwell reading and in conversation with LA Warman about TRYING at Riffraff Bookstore
Chloé Caldwell reading and in conversation with Jen Beagin about TRYING at Spencertown Academy's Festival of Books
This is why I love poems: they require me to sit still, listen deeply, and imagine putting myself in someone else’s unfamiliar shoes.