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Join us Monday, Jan 25th at 7pm ET for a virtual event with poets Elizabeth Powell and @MarkCWunderlich in a reading and discussion of their new work. More info/registration on our website: https://t.co/t9wtSf09iu https://t.co/RiX4El31T4 Graywolf Press Retweeted

Threa Almontaser

An early finished copy of THE WILD FOX OF YEMEN arrived today! The feelings that swooshed thru me after reading my poem titles & the opening quote was overwhelming 😭🎉🦊 https://t.co/PT5p20uOEB Graywolf Press Retweeted

Howls and cheers for longlisters Claudia Rankine (JUST US) and @carmenmmachado (IN THE DREAM HOUSE) 🎉 https://t.co/07o0yVrOrc

Minneapolis College

Join us January 21 from 3–4 p.m. for a virtual Town Hall. The conversation, featuring award-winning poet and author Claudia Rankine and President Sharon Pierce, will reflect on a video and reading of Rankine’s work. https://t.co/i73kpPb0j4 #MplsCollegeUnites #martinlutherkingjr https://t.co/IAsvoEpHIm Graywolf Press Retweeted

Minneapolis College

The life and works of Martin Luther King, Jr. will be celebrated and memorialized at #MplsCollege tomorrow, January 21 at 11:30 a.m. Don't miss this important event! https://t.co/mh6WcOdhUe https://t.co/KDaYWWn2Cj Graywolf Press Retweeted

Register here! https://t.co/D1gf5yMpml https://t.co/j2yHkl9GDp

I can hardly wait for this event at ⁦@Center4Fiction⁩. ⁦Founding editor ⁦@brighugh⁩ from ⁦@APublicSpace⁩ interviewing me AND the amazing Merritt Wever reading from my book “Wild Swims”. Starstruck ⭐️ https://t.co/mvccELZktm Graywolf Press Retweeted

@davidgura @ProfessorEA 💙

“Even as we grieved, we grew.” Amanda Gorman is speaking a word. Look at her shine. 💜 Graywolf Press Retweeted

Storm’s Twist Out

In her braids, and the gold there, with this red crown, and these hoops, and this yellow coat, and these bars. Go head, @TheAmandaGorman!
“Being American... is the past we step into and how we repair it.” Graywolf Press Retweeted

Praise Song for the Day by Elizabeth Alexander | Poetry Foundation "In today’s sharp sparkle, this winter air,
any thing can be made, any sentence begun.
On the brink, on the brim, on the cusp,
praise song for walking forward in that light."
—Elizabeth Alexander, from "Praise Song for the Day," ... 3 Likes

"In today’s sharp sparkle, this winter air,
any thing can be made, any sentence begun.
On the brink, on the brim, on the cusp,
praise song for walking forward in that light."
—@ProfessorEA, "Praise Song for the Day," for @BarackObama's...

@carmenmmachado 😂😂😂

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Carmen Maria Machado 👻

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omg I love this 🥰 https://t.co/OBlb97YVUN Graywolf Press Retweeted

@KathleenMRooney

Kathleen Rooney

@KathleenMRooney

frank: sonnets by @dlseuss forthcoming from @GraywolfPress is 🔥 🔥🔥 https://t.co/mfiaTnFq4L Graywolf Press Retweeted

@BennMFA_Writing

@BennMFA_Writing

"Poetry that thinks about mortality, that thinks about loss, that thinks about pain does assist us in making those experiences comprehensible."
Dir. @MarkCWunderlich talks abt his new collection GOD OF NOTHINGNESS @FirstDraftADOW podcast. @GraywolfPress
https://t.co/EyFDt4c5ao https://t.co/KjuWOQkmFI Graywolf Press Retweeted

Coming soon 👀 SUBDIVISION: A Novel by J. Robert Lennon (on sale April 6) 🐦 https://t.co/HAEBBbk2aW https://t.co/T9eFWJ1cXR

Timeline Photos Coming soon 👀 SUBDIVISION: A Novel by J. Robert Lennon (on sale April 6) 🐦 https://www.graywolfpress.org/books/subdivision 5 Likes

"The problem with sweetness is death. The problem / with everything is death. There really is no other problem..."
The whimsy of this gem by @dlseuss from her forthcoming collection. https://t.co/BukAZEPqk5 Graywolf Press Retweeted

Today's must-read: @ilya_poet and Tracy K. Smith in conversation about Yi Lei's MY NAME WILL GROW WIDE LIKE A TREE @mcsweeneys https://t.co/BYLU1JI9GQ

Timeline Photos 🌊 "I usually have a little lie-down after a branch visit, but I was feeling refreshed, so I slid my suitcase in front of the closet, where it would remain standing for the most part unopened, took the elevator down ... 5 Likes

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Minneapolis College We are thrilled to partner with Minneapolis College for this event with Claudia Rankine! Click through to register: https://minneapolis.edu/mlk
Join us on January 21 from 3–4 p.m. for an important virtual Town Hall Meeting focused on social justice and racial ... 9 Likes

Happy publication day to Mark Wunderlich and his "superb fourth collection" GOD OF NOTHINGNESS! (Publishers Weekly starred review 🌟) https://www.graywolfpress.org/books/god-nothingness 18 Likes

“Sound & Fury” "In daylight this right to righteous rage doubles
down the supremacy of white"
—from "Sound & Fury" by Claudia Rankine
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/03/28/sound-fury-by-claudia-rankine
Poetry: “This is what it means to wear a color and believe / the embrace of its touch.” 7 Likes

Happy New Year, wolves! Thanks for reading with us in 2020. 🐺📚💓 2 Comments

Happy New Year to the whole team! Wishing you a bright 2021!Have a wonderful New Year! ❤️🍾🥂🥳

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Poetry Book Review: God of Nothingness by Mark Wunderlich. Graywolf, $16 trade paper (96p) ISBN... Publishers Weekly gave Mark Wunderlich's "superb" forthcoming collection GOD OF NOTHINGNESS a starred review! 🌟 https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-64445-042-0
The superb fourth collection from Wunderlich (The Earth Avails) disarms with its directness, humor, and pathos. The book is divided into four parts and ... 1 Comments

Christine Crix O'Loughlin

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A poem penned during Libya’s 2011 uprising continues to inspire hope ICYMI, Fugitive Atlas author Khaled Mattawa was a guest on PRI's The World: https://www.pri.org/stories/2020-12-16/poem-penned-during-libya-s-2011-uprising-continues-inspire-hope
Libyan American poet Khaled Mattawa penned "Now That We Have Tasted Hope" in 2011, on the heels of an uprising in Libya that led to the ... 3 Likes

The More Extravagant Feast | Tin House Happy holidays, wolves! We always like to end the year with a little poetry, so we hope you'll join us in revisiting the title poem from Leah Naomi Green's THE MORE EXTRAVAGANT FEAST: https://tinhouse.com/the-more-extravagant-feast/
The buck is thawing a halo ... 5 Likes

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