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summer reading

Head to Chautauqua this August to meet author John Colman Wood

July 1, 2014 by John Yunker

The Names of Things by John Colman Wood was a Chautauqua Award finalist in 2013. Each summer, the Chautauqua Institution selects nine books of literary quality and invites the authors to participate in its summer author series. John Colman Wood will be speaking there on August 14. Here are the details. If you can plan a …

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Founded in 2011, Ashland Creek Press is an independent, vegan-owned publisher of eco-literature, which includes books in all genres about animals, the environment, and the planet we all call home. We are passionate about books that foster an appreciation for worlds outside our own, for nature and the animal kingdom, and for the ways in which we all connect.

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