Events
Please note that many of our author events have either been changed to a virtual format or have been postponed to a later date. Please watch this page for updates and contact wolves@graywolfpress.org with any questions. Note that all virtual event times are displayed in Central Time.
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Author Tour Events

VIRTUAL: Mark Wunderlich in conversation with Chantz Erolin and Jeff Shotts on GOD OF NOTHINGNESS, presented by Write On, Door County

VIRTUAL: Leah Naomi Green in conversation with Ross Gay on THE MORE EXTRAVAGANT FEAST, presented by Brooklyn Academy of Music
4 PM Pacific / 6 PM Central / 7 PM Eastern. Event will be broadcast live. Register here. Book sales provided by Greenlight Bookstore.

VIRTUAL: Dorthe Nors reading and in conversation with Brigid Hughes on WILD SWIMS, part of the Story/Teller Series, presented by Center for Fiction

VIRTUAL: Mark Wunderlich (GOD OF NOTHINGNESS) in conversation with Tessa Kale, presented by Oblong Books
VIRTUAL: Mark Wunderlich reading from GOD OF NOTHINGNESS, presented by Green Apple Books
6 PM Pacific / 8 PM Central / 9 PM Eastern. With Diane Seuss. Free and open to the public via Zoom. Learn more here. Copies of God of Nothingness and frank: sonnets can be purchased from Green Apple Books.

VIRTUAL: Tracy K. Smith (MY NAME WILL GROW WIDE LIKE A TREE) in conversation with Maurice Manning, presented by Folger Shakespeare Library

VIRTUAL: Julián Herbert in conversation on BRING ME THE HEAD OF QUENTIN TARANTINO, presented by University of Utah Guest Writers Series

VIRTUAL: Jamel Brinkley (A LUCKY MAN) in conversation with Daniel Moniz, presented by The Center for Fiction

VIRTUAL: Diane Seuss (frank: sonnets) in conversation with Jeff Shotts, presented by Literati Bookstore

VIRTUAL: Dorthe Nors (WILD SWIMS) to teach a master class, presented by A Public Space

This is why I love poems: they require me to sit still, listen deeply, and imagine putting myself in someone else’s unfamiliar shoes.