Graywolf Press

Editorial services. Graywolf editors continue to seek singular work that is engaged with contemporary issues of our time, as well as voices, stories, and genres that are underrepresented in commercial publishing. Editors acquired 20 new manuscripts in 2023. We are gratified by awards that demonstrate the excellence of our publishing program. In 2023, percival everett's novel dr. no won the 2023 pen/jean stein book award and was a finalist for the national book critics circle fiction award, concentrate by courtney faye taylor won the four quartets prize, monica youn's from from was a finalist for the national book award for poetry, and manuel munoz's the consequences won the joyce carol oates prize. In 2023, Graywolf launched Graywolf lab and podcast, an online platform for interdisciplinary conversations and new writing.

Promotion and marketing services. Graywolf plays a crucial role in advancing our writers' professional careers by providing dynamic publicity and marketing. We are committed to finding a broad audience for each publication. Our authors participated in approximately 225 virtual and in-person events in 2023. In 2023, our books received hundreds of media hits, including thirty-three reviews in the new york times and new york times book review, nine reviews in the new yorker, and six reviews in the Washington post.

Production. In 2023, Graywolf published 25 titles featuring the work of 38 authors and translators. We reached about 600,000 readers with our 665 titles in print. Graywolf releases simultaneous print and ebook editions, and our books are available in bookstores across the country as well as online. Relationships with public libraries and a practice of donating our books to prisons and community organizations helps ensure that our books reach a wide audience. Graywolf books are printed on acid-free paper and are built to last. We use recycled paper whenever possible.