First-ever Janus Prize winner Nicole Cuffy returns as CLSC author of ‘Dances’ by Sabine Obermoller on August 22, 2024
Tananarive Due, author of 2024 Chautauqua Prize-winning novel ‘The Reformatory,’ to be honored with ceremony, reading today by Sabine Obermoller on August 19, 2024
Denene Millner, Tim Seibles to lead final week of Writer’s Center workshops by Sabine Obermoller on August 17, 2024
Writers-in-residence Laura Kasischke and Roy Hoffman focus on imagery and memory by Ryan Pait on August 11, 2017
‘Least Resistance’ presentation opens up discussion about opioid crisis by Ryan Pait on August 11, 2017
Week Seven’s poet-in-residence Julia Spicher Kasdorf to discuss relationship between poetry and news by Ryan Pait on August 10, 2017
Susan Southard to discuss lives of atomic bomb survivors with CLSC presentation on ‘Nagasaki’ by Ryan Pait on August 9, 2017
Poet William Heyen returns to talk 20th-century atrocities with CLSC presentation on ‘The Candle’ by Ryan Pait on August 9, 2017
Week Seven’s prose writer-in-residence Kim Todd to talk predators, fear with Brown Bag lecture by Ryan Pait on August 9, 2017
Young Readers discuss Caren Stelson’s ‘Sachiko: A Nagasaki Bomb Survivor’s Story’ by Rebecca Klar on August 8, 2017
Writers-in-residence Julia Spicher Kasdorf and Kim Todd look to revision and experimentation by Ryan Pait on August 4, 2017
Week Six’s prose writer-in-residence Linda K. Wertheimer to discuss finding one’s book with Brown Bag lecture by Ryan Pait on August 3, 2017
Pulitzer Prize winner Richard Russo to share follow-up ‘Everybody’s Fool’ with CLSC presentation by Ryan Pait on August 2, 2017
Mary Lee Talbot’s book delves into deep history of Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle by Ryan Pait on August 2, 2017
Holly Goldberg Sloan’s ‘Short’ teaches children to embrace the traits that make them different by Rebecca Klar on August 1, 2017
Week Six’s poet-in-residence Mary McLaughlin Slechta to discuss retirement and writing life with Brown Bag lecture by Ryan Pait on July 31, 2017
