Every Fall Since 1993

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Steamboat Welcomes Literary Rock Stars
Steamboat Today • September 19, 2016
Literary Sojourn welcomed six critically acclaimed authors to Steamboat Springs who offered inspirational insights into their creative process to a sold-out crowd of readers. Read More
Discovering Steamboat: For the love of words
Steamboat Today • October 12, 2013
For a book lover like me, getting a ticket to attend this year’s Literary Sojourn was like landing a backstage pass to a Rolling Stones concert. Read More
Increasingly popular Literary Sojourn returns to Steamboat for 21st year
Steamboat Today • October 5, 2013
The event, which quickly has become one of Steamboat’s most popular, brought the six writers from across the country to talk about their works and the process that goes into writing. Read More
Steamboat's Literature Community Celebrates 20th Annual Literary Sojourn
Steamboat Today • October 6, 2012
While sitting in a full and cozy ballroom at the Sheraton Steamboat Resort, 500 bibliophiles sailed from place to place throughout the course of Saturday afternoon. Read More
19th Annual Literary Sojourn in Steamboat Brings Fiction to Life
Steamboat Today • September 10, 2011
Like a good book, Saturday’s 19th annual Literary Sojourn was a towering rollercoaster of emotional swings, from raucous laughter one moment to somber realizations the next Read More
Steamboat's Literary Sojourn Brings Readers into Author's Minds
Steamboat Today • October 3, 2010
Over coffee cake and tea, the conversations turned to life, children, and politics. Personal issues and moral observations drifted to the ceiling tiles of the Mount Werner room in the Sheraton Steamboat Resort. Read More
Steamboat's Literary Sojourn Brings Readers into Author's Minds
Steamboat Today • October 3, 2010
Over coffee cake and tea, the conversations turned to life, children, and politics. Personal issues and moral observations drifted to the ceiling tiles of the Mount Werner room in the Sheraton Steamboat Resort. Read More
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Lorna Landvik