Events
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Special Events
Graywolf Literary Gala: Minneapolis
In celebration of Graywolf's fiftieth anniversary, join us for a fundraising gala in our home city of Minneapolis. This event will feature essential Graywolf authors Heid E. Erdrich, Donika Kelly, Layli Long Soldier, Manuel Muñoz, Kevin Young, and others. The evening offers a VIP dinner, dessert and cocktail reception, program, and literary-themed auction.
Graywolf Literary Salon: San Francisco
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
Laura Marris reading and in conversation with Summer J. Hart about THE AGE OF LONELINESS at Fitz Books & Waffles
Laura Marris reading and in conversation with Adam Dalva at Books Are Magic
Laura Marris reading and in conversation with Ric Royer about THE AGE OF LONELINESS at The Book Corner
VIRTUAL: Stacey D'Erasmo reading and in conversation about THE LONG RUN with R.O. Kwon, presented by City Lights
Claudia Rankine (DON'T LET ME BE LONELY) and Jess Row (THE NEW EARTH) reading and in conversation at Brooklyn Public Library, presented by Books Are Magic
Edwidge Danticat (WE'RE ALONE) reading and in conversation with Roxane Gay as part of the Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival at the Center for Fiction
Laura Marris reading and in conversation with Jennifer Kabat & Hilary Plum about THE AGE OF LONELINESS at Loganberry Books
Laura Marris reading and in conversation with Daniel Borzutsky & Jennifer Kabat about THE AGE OF LONELINESS at Pilsen Community Books
Edwidge Danticat (WE'RE ALONE) reading and in coversation with Robin Coste Lewis as part of the Library Foundation of Los Angeles's ALOUD series at Los Angeles Central Library
Laura Marris reading and in conversation with Bill Johnston about THE AGE OF LONELINESS at Morgenstern 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.