Week Five CLSC Book Discussion on The Lincoln Highway by Amor Towles featuring our co-presenters Sherra Babcock and Bronwyn Roantree!
Week Four CLSC Book Discussion of Under the Skin.
Week Three CLSC Book Discussion of Patient Zero by Lydia Kang and Nate Pedersen.
Week Two CLSC Book Discussion of Percival Everett's Dr. No, led by Sony Ton-Aime and Mary Pat McFarland.
Our first CLSC Book Discussion featuring our Week One selection, One Hundred Saturdays by Michael Frank, will take place on the Porch of the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall at 12:15 p.m. today! Join us from home via Facebook Live!
#CLSC2023 #CHQ2023
CLSC Book Discussion on The Final Revival of Opal and Nev by Dawnie Walton.
#CHQuestionforyou Here is Todd Fleming Davis, Poet-in-Residence for Week 7, speaking on the beauty and ability of metaphor in poetry. How would you describe metaphor? What does it bring to your work?
#CHQ2022 Here’s a clip of Rebecca Donner, winner of the 2022 Chautauqua Prize, during her presentation!
#CHQuestionforyou Here is the Michael I. Rudell Director of Literary Arts, Sony Ton-Aime, speaking at the 2022 Recognition Day Ceremony about his hopes for Chautauqua. What do you dream for the future of Chautauqua Institution? What new opportunities do you imagine? #CLSC2022
CLSC Book Discussion of Great Circle by Maggie Shipstead
#CHQAuthorAdvice Here are clips from Poet-in-Residence Nicole Cooley’s Writers’ Center Reading and Brown Bag Lecture on the art of letting yourself write bad first drafts and seeing what they may bring. Encouraging words for emerging writers!
#CHQuestionforyou Here’s Vi Khi Nao, our Prose Writer-in-Residence from Week 4, as well as her partner and co-author, Jessica Alexander, discussing the concept of competition between writers when working on a collaborative project. What do you think? What struggles and successes have you experienced in collaborative writing?
