Graywolf Press has a brand new look.
Last night, at their 2026 Literary Salon in Minneapolis, stalwart indie publisher Greywolf Press unveiled a new logo, developed in partnership with Minneapolis-based branding studio Hi, Hello. This is the press’s third logo in 52 years; according to a press
Last night, Greywolf Press showcased their refreshed branding at a literary event in Minneapolis. This marks the publisher's third logo redesign in the past 52 years, aimed at capturing the essence of their 2026 vision. The new logo, created collaboratively with a Minneapolis-based design firm, aims to embody the spirit of the original wolves while infusing a new sense of boldness and energy.
Greywolf Press has long championed books with a strong narrative, perspectives deeply rooted in the world around them, yet with a vision that reaches beyond the present. The publisher seeks out works that are adventurous, offbeat, and thought-provoking, leaving a lasting impression on readers. The new logo's texture is described as having a human touch, reflecting the company's unwavering commitment to every stage of a book's journey.
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