Portland writer Justin Tussing’s latest novel imagines a young doctor embedded with the artist’s touring band.

Mark Essig’s book on these misunderstood animals enlightens and entertains.

The overdue book brings to light the 2,800 American men and women who risked their lives in the Spanish civil war.

Russell Heath, author of “Broken Angels,” to speak in Auburn

A boy’s death leads to an unlikely friendship in Maine writer Monica Wood’s latest novel.

Alexander Chee’s operatic novel immerses the reader in a world of intrigue, espionage and love.

The author will discuss and sign copies of “Superfood Sea Greens” on Friday.

The book by Catherine Schmitt includes compelling anectdotes and little-told stories, but stops short of commenting on the current state of endangered salmon.

In Peter Behrens’ latest novel, war sets characters on a search for place with maps of their own making.

The writer will discuss her memoir, ‘Black to Blue,’ on Saturday.