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Time Is Money: Spend It Wisely at a Writing Retreat
The Writing Retreat Time is money: spending it wisely at a writing retreat More often than not, people nowadays have less and less time...
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Nov 28, 20215 min read
New Voices Spotlight: Where are they now
Poet, translator, and musician Jordan Lee Schnee’s poem “Maté” received the New Voices Spotlight in Chautauqua: Words and Music when he...
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Nov 19, 20211 min read
Jason Mott reads from Hell of a Book
Managing Editor Sarah Stephens and Assistant Editor Kristen Dorsey sat down with Jason Mott to discuss his new book Hell of a Book. Look...
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Nov 6, 20213 min read
Chautauqua Reviews Bewildered by All This Broken Sky by Anna Scotti
Sierra Thoemmes, Chautauqua Editorial Assistant Reviews Bewildered by All This Broken Sky, by Anna Scott Anna K. Scotti is fiction...
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Sep 24, 20215 min read
Water Is Life and Life Is Water: A Conversation with Todd and Noah Davis
Todd and Noah Davis have a lot in common. They share a birthday. They are father and son, and they write poetry, essays, and other forms...
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Jul 8, 20211 min read
Lori Jakiela
We are delighted to have a new essay by Lori Jakiela in the "Water" issue. "Proof of Life" tackles love, family, survival--at once...
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Jul 1, 20211 min read
Philip Gerard's Cape Fear Rising
Wilmington, 1898. Here, the elected government was overthrown in a coup and many innocent people run out by white supremacists. This...
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Jun 25, 20211 min read
Charlotte Matthews
Poet Charlotte Matthews is a frequent contributor to Chautauqua and a former workshop leader at the Chautauqua Writers' Center. We hope...
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Jun 18, 20211 min read
Richard Hoffman
We are delighted to have a new essay from Richard Hoffman in the "Water" issue. His essay, "Seabirds," opens with his first trip to the...
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Jun 11, 20219 min read
Interview with Kathryn Jordan
Kathryn Jordan is a writer, musician, and teacher, living in Berkeley, California. Her poem, “White-Headed Woodpecker” is forthcoming in...
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Jun 4, 20212 min read
Press Release "Water" Issue #18
Chautauqua, the literary journal of Chautauqua Institution, announces the release of issue 18, “Water.” As we considered this theme we...
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May 25, 20211 min read
Object Lessons
This week, Chautauqua had the pleasure of interviewing Fred Zirm about his recent poetry chapbook, Object Lessons. He is a poet, author,...
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Apr 27, 20214 min read
A Chautauqua Remembrance
A Chautauqua Remembrance Keith Kopka I could have almost been convinced that the first floor of the grand Victorian house I was staying...
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Apr 21, 20214 min read
Anna Scotti: You Have to Live Before You Can Write
Author, teacher, poet, and songwriter, Anna Scotti, once thought of becoming an actor, an ornithologist, or a journalist. After...
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Apr 13, 20211 min read
Interview with Keith Kopka
Click here to watch Chautauqua’s Interview with Keith Kopka Every now and again I discover a collection of poetry that moves and teaches...
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Apr 5, 20214 min read
Chautauqua Review
Kayla Benson, Chautauqua Editorial Assistant Reviews Count Four, by Keith Kopka Keith Kopka is a former punk musician, early Chautauqua...
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Mar 24, 20213 min read
Cultivating a Habit of Stillness
Like many, I’ve spent most of the last year becoming well-acquainted with the walls of my bedroom slash home office slash gym slash...
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Jan 19, 20212 min read
Catching Up with Tobi-Hope Jieun Park: Meraki
One of the great pleasures of working on Chautauqua is the opportunity we have to work with young writers. Our “Young Voices” section...
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Dec 10, 20201 min read
Congratulations to Our Pushcart Nominees!
Chautauqua congratulates our Pushcart nominees. The nominations recognize writing that the staff feels best captures both the issue’s...
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Nov 5, 20202 min read
Spending an Afternoon on Chautauqua’s Front Porch by Hannah Botkin
Over the course of what has been a crazy summer and will soon become a totally unprecedented year, I’ve been looking for ways to stay...
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