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Chautauqua Ink House is a home for books, stories, and a growing reading community, founded by authors and creators Shawn DiLorenzo and Bria Clauson in Chautauqua, New York. Explore original books, free classics, illustrated stories, and interactive adventures. Readers, writers, and artists can discover new work and connect through the Reading Circle. A free website account offers community features, while optional Founders membership supports the House and provides additional reading benefits. Visit chautauquainkhouse.com to browse the library, meet the creators, and learn about current membership benefits. Printed books are purchased through the retailers linked on our website; membership billing is managed through Payhip. For questions or help, contact hello@chautauquainkhouse.com.
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