Peter Willcox, Islesboro resident and Greenpeace captain, tells of 30 years of adventures and activism on sea and land.
Books
For author Tess Gerritsen, success brings more artistic freedom – finally
After some two dozen novels, including the popular ‘Rizzoli & Isles’ books and TV series, the Camden writer is branching out to new projects, including a horror movie with her son and a possible documentary on humankind’s fascination with the pig.
Book review: Oy gevalt! ‘Dinner Party’ a Seder gone wild and funny
Brenda Janowitz’s satirical rendition of the aspirations, problems and prejudices of a certain class of American Jews is hilariously precise.
Book review: ‘Father’s Day’ reveals dark secrets slowly, masterfully
Simon Van Booy’s new novel probes the past and present of two lives united by tragedy.
Book review: ‘Ghost Buck’ a story of changing place, and the family that changes with it
The Bennett hunting camp provides the base from which to explore the meaning of hunting, Maine’s natural history and more.
Signings, etc.: Steve Callahan at Camden Public Library
The author of ‘Adrift’ will discuss ‘Ocean Survival: From Fish Guts to Pi’ on Thursday.
Beverly Cleary at 100: A salute to the beloved author
She will forever be remembered for her unforgettable characters like Ramona Quimby and Henry Huggins.
Signings, etc.: Jeffrey Thomson on ‘fragile’
He will discuss his book Wednesday in Portland.
Book review: When a ‘beast’ descends on an Irish backwater
Edna O’Brien’s 23rd work of fiction was inspired by the story of a real-life war criminal in Bosnia.
Signings, etc.: Thomas Moser celebrates the release of his fifth book
The master furniture maker will also debut his newest chair design Sunday at his Freeport showroom.