Writer-in-residence

Charlotte Matthews and Philip Metres to talk observation, cultural intervention in workshops

by Chris Clements on July 25, 2020

Charlotte Matthews doesn’t believe Chautauqua is made up only of Bestor Plaza, the Amphitheater or the Hall of Philosophy — in Matthews’ view, Chautauqua is a place for people who are searching for the sacred,

In Brown Bag, Chautauqua writer-in-residence Jacob White to encourage granularity in the writing process

by Chris Clements on July 10, 2020

White There’s no limit to your imagination? Jacob White disagrees. “The idea that our imagination is infinite is a kind

Writer-in-Residence Jim Daniels to Discuss Music of Poetry in Brown Bag Craft Talk

by Amy Guay on August 12, 2019

Daniels In a computer file named “poem ideas,” Jim Daniels transcribes phrases, images and concepts from the 3-by-5-inch notecards he

Week Five Writers-in-Residence Talk Politics, Bodies and Rule-Breaking

by Amy Guay on July 19, 2019

The personal is indeed political for Shara McCallum, a Week Five poet-in-residence at the Chautauqua Writers’ Center. However, within the

Writer-in-Residence Vi Khi Nao to Talk Pain & Discipline in Brown Bag Craft Talk

by Amy Guay on July 11, 2019

Last Sunday, near the beginning of her 3:30 p.m. writer-in-residence reading in the Hall of Philosophy, Vi Khi Nao gave

Bob Proehl Talks Fictional Representation and Exploring Different Narrative Types

by Amy Guay on June 27, 2019

Bob Proehl Bob Proehl is tired of seeing himself in the narrative. A native of New York and author of A Hundred Thousand Worlds and The Nobody People, Proehl will deliver a Brown Bag lecture at

Writer-in-residence Lenore Myka to talk rules, why to break them in final Brown Bag of season

by Emma Francois on August 23, 2018

Lenore Myka has always loved rules. Lenore Myka But today, she is going to talk about breaking them. “I was

Writer-in-residence Jess Row to lead Brown Bag with discussion of empty spaces, gentrification in American literature, language

by Emma Francois on August 2, 2018

Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie, Cheryl Strayed’s Wild and Lena Dunham’s “Girls” have something in common. Chautauqua

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