Events
Meet our authors and celebrate Graywolf throughout the year
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.
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!
Author Tour Events
Mar
07
VIRTUAL: Diane Seuss in conversation on frank:sonnets, presented by this is a bookstore & Bookbug
Date:
EST
Location:
Bookbug in Kalamazoo, MIview map
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2:00 PM Pacific / 4:00 PM Central / 5:00 PM Eastern. This event is free and open to the public, and will be broadcast live on Zoom. Register here. Copies of frank: sonnets are available for purchase from this is a bookstore & Bookbug.
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Mar
10
VIRTUAL: Mark Wunderlich reading from GOD OF NOTHINGNESS, presented by Hudson Valley Writers Center
Date:
EST
Location:
Hudson Valley Writers' Center in Sleepy Hollow, NYview map
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4 PM Pacific / 6 PM Central / 7 PM Eastern. With Kazim Ali and Jill Bialosky. Click here for more information and to register.
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Mar
18
VIRTUAL: Mark Wunderlich reading from GOD OF NOTHINGNESS, presented by University of Utah
Date:
MST
Location:
University of Utah in Salt Lake City, UTview map
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6 PM Mountain / 7 PM Central / 8 PM Eastern. Event will be broadcast via Zoom. Click here for more information and to register.
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Apr
21
VIRTUAL: Marie Mutsuki Mockett on AMERICAN HARVEST, presented by City Lights Books
Date:
PST
Location:
City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco, CAview map
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6:00 PM Pacific / 8:00 PM Central / 9:00 PM Eastern. Copies of American Harvest are available to purchase from City Lights Books.
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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