Lauren Groff’s latest novel, a National Book Award finalist, tells the story of a marriage that’s as messy as real life.

Manoah Bowman takes readers on a fantastic voyage into the magical world of one of cinema’s greatest masters.

A new biography examines the life of the author of two defining books of the 20th century: “The Autobiography of Malcolm X” and “Roots.”

The author will discuss his new book, “Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in Portland.”

Two Tents is Jim Haskell’s nom de guerre (or rather, de sentier) on the Appalachian Trail. A trail name is something that comes to most thru-hikers, generally reflecting some event or aspect of their attitude while spending time on one of America’s pre-eminent – and certainly most venerable – hiking trails. Thru-hikers are those intrepid […]

Robert P. Tristram Coffin’s 1941 essay about a saltwater farm holiday is beautifully paired with Blue Butterfield’s woodcuts.

The author will discuss her new book, ‘Finding a Way to Play: The Pioneering Spirit of Women in Basketball.’

The mammoth book collects concept art, design notes and storyboards from all 24 official Bond canon films, from ‘Dr. No’ to ‘Spectre.’

Jacob Watson, co-founder of the Center for Grieving Children shares his experience, guidance for people seeking spirituality.

In Ann Hood’s second collection of essays on the craft, including several from Maine writers, knitting is metaphor.