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After 2 seasons at literary arts helm, Atkinson to move to Catapult

by Amy Guay on August 23, 2019

On the first Sunday of the season, the Poetry Makerspace at the Hultquist Center hosted the inaugural “Poems on the Porch” of the summer, emceed by Director of Literary Arts Atom Atkinson and Wick Poetry

4 books, 1 bell: Bryant Day opens reading year

by Amy Guay on August 23, 2019

Vice President, Emily and Richard Smucker Chair for Education, Matt Ewalt, holds up one of the CLSC selections for 2020,

Sachdeva awarded Chautauqua Prize for collection ‘All the Names’

by Amy Guay on August 23, 2019

Chautauqua Institution President Michael E. Hill presents the physical Chautauqua Prize to Anjali Sachdeva, author of "All the Names They

In Final 2019 CLSC Lecture, Poet Laureate Joy Harjo Finds Poetry in Grief

by Amy Guay on August 21, 2019

Harjo Atom Atkinson, director of literary arts, invited poet Joy Harjo to speak at Chautauqua Institution long before Librarian of

Kanishk Tharoor Contemplates Fleeing Power in CLSC’s ‘Swimmer Among Stars’

by Amy Guay on August 14, 2019

Tharoor In his genre-spanning oeuvre as a writer, journalist and critic, Kanishk Tharoor is occupied with dustsceawung, an Old English

CLSC Young Readers Use STEAM to ‘Harness the Wind’

by Evan Dean on August 13, 2019

By reading a nonfiction work that reads like an adventure tale, CLSC young readers are learning about a boy who harnessed the wind. At 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, August 14 at the Jessica Trapasso Pavilion at

CLSC Recognition Day

by Vishakha Gupta on August 10, 2019

Sarah Ruhl to Discuss Poetic and Collaborative ‘Letters from Max’ for CLSC

by Amy Guay on August 7, 2019

Ruhl The first email Sarah Ruhl ever received from Max Ritvo was not about reincarnation, relationships or other existential musings

CLSC Young Readers to Tackle Grace in Hardship with ‘Mason Buttle’

by Evan Dean on August 6, 2019

Grace in the face of adversity is a hard perspective to develop, but Mason Buttle figures out he already has

Inaugural Poet Richard Blanco to Join Krista Tippett in Talk on Grace in Poems and Among Readers

by Amy Guay on August 6, 2019

Tippett Blanco The idea of home is, for Richard Blanco, as elusive as the definition of love. Born in Madrid

With Eyes to the Moon on Recognition Day, CLSC Class of 2019 to Graduate

by Amy Guay on August 6, 2019

The CLSC Class of 2018 during the recognition ceremony alongside fellow CLSC alumni on Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2018 in the Hall of Philosophy. HALDAN KIRSCH/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Fifty years ago, Neil Armstrong took a small step

Lethal Love Meets Loyal Sisters in CLSC Pick, Oyinkan Braithwaite’s ‘My Sister’

by Amy Guay on July 31, 2019

Braithwaite Bloodstains menace the pages of My Sister, the Serial Killer. In the novel’s first chapter, Ayoola — gorgeous, magnetic

With Stand-Up Comedian, ‘Brangwain Spurge’ Pick, CLSC Young Readers to Explore ‘What’s Funny?’

by Evan Dean on July 30, 2019

Usually, a book about an attempted assassination would not be suitable for young readers, but for Week Six, it fits

Poet Ilya Kaminsky to Entwine Lyric and Silence for CLSC

by Amy Guay on July 24, 2019

Deaf Republic emerges from a confession. “We Lived Happily during the War,” a narrator admits in the title of the

CLSC Young Readers to ‘Speak Powerful Magic’ in Program with Kent State’s Wick Poetry Center

by Amy Guay on July 23, 2019

Young poets at Seville Intermediate School in Seville, Ohio, describe joy as “perfect,” “pouncing” and “purple.” It’s just one example

Athena Quartet to Collaborate with CLSC in Fourth Concert of CCM Resident Artist Series

by Julia Arwine on July 20, 2019

Fiction will meet reality this weekend when strings ensemble, The Athena Quartet, plays several songs featured in Aja Gabel’s debut novel, The Ensemble. The concert, which is the fourth in the Chautauqua Chamber Music Resident

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