When a CLSC Young Reader has read 16 books on the historic book list, they can receive a Medallion Award and a certificate. To verify,
Literary Arts
Nick and Sandi Stupiansky had an old, defunct wine cooler. So they decided to make a library. Like If You Give a Mouse a Cookie,
Lenore Myka has always loved rules. Lenore Myka But today, she is going to talk about breaking them. “I was always such a good student,”
The winners of the record-breaking Chautauqua Literary Arts Friends’ annual writing contests were announced Thursday, Aug. 16, on the porch of the Literary Arts Center
Although he is best known for his nonfiction books on war, the first story Doug Stanton ever published was about his proposal to his wife.
Madeline L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time isn’t a brand new story. It was a classic time-traveling science fantasy novel published in 1962, which won the
The topic of Neil Shepard’s Brown Bag takes its inspiration from the “great-grandparents” of American poetry — Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman. But even these
A smiling crowd gathered on Saturday morning on Aug. 18 outside Miller Bell Tower to ring in the literary new year — and add two
When couple Hank and Julie Danielson met in middle school during the 1950s in Jamestown, they had two things in common: they loved sailing, and
In the final week of the Chautauqua Writers’ Center, workshops will take a step back and focus on revision. Lenore Myka This week’s poet-in-residence, Neil
When people read or listen to Toni Jensen’s writing, they seem to always ask her about risky business. Toni Jensen At first, she was taken
Stuart Sheer has a lot of wisdom when it comes to teeth, but in his newest children’s book, it’s a schnoz that has an oversized
CLSC Young Readers are going to explore the weekly theme, “The Forgotten,” through reading The Ethan I Was Before by Ali Standish, a book about
Paisley Rekdal is not a journalist by training, but she conducted dozens of interviews to complete The Broken Country: On Trauma, a Crime and the
For a Brown Bag on “surprise,” Lillian-Yvonne Bertram takes inspiration from a fairly familiar poet: Robert Frost. Bertram is the Chautauqua Writers’ Center Week Eight poet-in-residence. She will deliver her Brown Bag
Both of the Chautauqua Writers’ Center writers-in-residence for Week Eight were similarly inspired by the overarching theme: “The Forgotten: History and Memory in the 21st