Events
Meet our authors and celebrate Graywolf throughout the year by joining us at an event near you.
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Author Tour Events
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Feb
07
Ander Monson appearing at POWERHOUSE Arena
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powerHouse Arena in Brooklyn, NYview map
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Feb
07
Danez Smith and Carmen Maria Machado appearing at Egg Resturant
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Egg Restaurant in Brooklyn, NYview map
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Feb
08
Ander Monson appearing at McNally Jackson Books Seaport
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A craft talk and workshop.
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Feb
10
Danez Smith appearing as part of the Wisconsin Book Festival
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Madison Public Library in Madison, WIview map
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Feb
11
Danez Smith appearing at the American Writers Museum
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American Writers Museum in Chicago, ILview map
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Feb
12
Susan Steinberg appearing at Eastern Michigan University
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Feb
14
Danez Smith appearing at California African American Museum
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Be Ours: Palentine's Day with Danez and the Homies. Presented in partnership with PEN America.
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Feb
18
Ander Monson reading at 57th Street Books
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57th Street Books in Chicago, ILview map
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Feb
21
Dobby Gibson appearing at NYU Lillian Vernon House
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NYU Bookstore in New York, NYview map
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In conversation with Matt Rohrer
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Feb
26
Susan Stewart appearing at Labryrinth Books
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Labyrinth Books in Princeton, NJview map
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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