Aimee Nezhukumatathil discusses food’s representation of love, identities, culture by Nora Smith on August 21, 2026
Stephine Hunt reflects on her Chautauqua journey, to announce 2027 CLSC picks by Nora Smith on August 21, 2026
Aimee Nezhukumatathil encourages a craving for more than just food as CLSC pick by Nora Smith on August 20, 2026
Chautauqua Writers’ Center hosts Annual Writing Contests Award Ceremony celebrates poetry, prose writers by Nora Smith on August 16, 2026
Author Rebecca Nagle presents ‘By the Fire We Carry’ in CLSC discussion by Nora Smith on August 14, 2026
For CLSC, Poet Elizabeth Rush to Explore Language, Empathy, ‘Rising’ Seas by Amy Guay on July 10, 2019
Poet-in-Residence Maggie Smith to Talk Poetry and Childlike Wonder in Week Three Brown Bag by Amy Guay on July 8, 2019
Vi Khi Nao and Maggie Smith Talk Serendipity, Comfort Zones & Workshop ‘Breakthroughs’ by Amy Guay on July 6, 2019
Clara Silverstein Talks New Book ‘Secrets of a House Divided’ & Time as Writers’ Center Director by Amy Guay on July 4, 2019
‘Nomadland’ Author Jessica Bruder to Elaborate on Reporter-Source Relations by Amy Guay on July 4, 2019
Writers-in-Residence Jessica Bruder and Brandon Som Explore Ties That Bind in Week Two Workshops by Amy Guay on June 28, 2019
Construction Domino Effect ‘Maximizes’ Experience for CLSC and Literary Arts by Amy Guay on June 28, 2019
Bob Proehl Talks Fictional Representation and Exploring Different Narrative Types by Amy Guay on June 27, 2019
Emilie Richards to Hold Signing for New Mystery Book in Author’s Alcove by Eleanor Bishop on June 27, 2019
Young Readers Begin With the Graphic Adaptation of ‘Anne Frank’s Diary’ and ‘Number the Stars’ by Evan Dean on June 25, 2019
Writing History into Poetry: Martha Collins to Discuss Transforming Fact into Emotive Literature by Amy Guay on June 24, 2019
Week One Writers-in-Residence Martha Collins and Bob Proehl in First 2019 Workshops by Amy Guay on June 22, 2019