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Books

Published
October 4, 2015

Book Review: With “Untwine,” Edwidge Danticat has created an extraordinary novel for young readers

And it will resonate with adults, too.
Published
October 4, 2015

Signings, etc.: Jeff Romano at Curtis Memorial Library in Brunswick

The author and hiker will discuss his new book "Day Hiking: New England."
Published
October 4, 2015

Russo, Clarke to read at Bowdoin this fall

Russo's talk is part of the college's visiting writers series.
Published
September 27, 2015

‘A Little Brown Bat Story’ gets official launch Saturday at Gilsland Farm in Falmouth

The book, written by Melissa Kim and illustrated by Jada Fitch, is the second in a series developed by Islandport Press and Maine Audubon.
Published
September 27, 2015

Book Review: In ‘Song of Shadows,’ a recuperating Charlie Parker takes on a monster

The latest in the Parker series sets the private investigator up for a major showdown.

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Published
September 27, 2015

Signings, etc.

Author Joseph Conforti will speak about his new book, “Lizzie Borden on Trial: Murder, Ethnicity, and Gender,” during a Brown Bag Lecture Series talk. Conforti opens a window on a time and place in American history relating the details of the murder and the subsequent trial. WHEN: Noon Wednesday WHERE: Rines Auditorium at Portland Public […]
Published
September 27, 2015

Richard Russo hosts writers series at SPACE Gallery

The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer will interview emerging author Lori Ostlund on Oct. 7.
Published
September 23, 2015

Kate Christensen’s ‘How to Cook a Moose’ reads like Maine on a plate

In her memoir, she weaves together research, history and interviews.
Published
September 20, 2015

Book Review: ‘Reading Rural Landscapes’ a fascinating walk through region’s fields and forests

Robert M. Sanford's 'Field Guide' describes the marks left by humans across New England.
Published
September 20, 2015

Book Review: Gardner Museum security chief details the wild world of art theft

Anthony Amore's new book, "The Art of the Con," suggests art fraud is more common than we realize.