Henry Beyer will talk about his second book, “Deus Vult: One Knight’s Life,” a historical novel that was 20 years in the making. Set in Medieval times, where great men clash in horrific battles as devout clergy members wrestle over doctrine, one man – Henry of Dol – grapples to discern God’s will for his […]

Betsy Connor Bowen illuminates the ‘interesting times’ in which her father wrote.

Maine writers reflect on Gersen’s legacy at Longfellow Books and beyond. He died Jan. 17.

Short on cynicism, long on storytelling, ‘Answers to Questions Nobody Was Askin’ ‘ is a fun read.

A past flame lights the tinder of a troubled marriage in Melissa Falcon Field’s novel.

David McCullough Jr. talks about ‘You Are Not Special’

Author Gaia Vince frames the question as a series of engineering problems that will test the limits of human ingenuity.

‘Homes Down East’ by three architecture experts focuses on the best examples of the Shingle Style in the state.

“Salty Liquor” is his first full-length collection.

After his recent successes, Bill Roorbach’s 2005 story in essays has been published again in paperback.