Writer Douglas Preston’s experience with thrillers serves him well as he recounts his expedition with archaeologists into the deep jungle of Honduras.

‘Birds Art Life: A Year of Observation’ a year of birding that stemmed from a single walk.

The novel explores issues around sexual assaults on campus.

The owner of Gulf of Maine Books in Brunswick has spent his life teaching people to speak for themselves.

Peaks Island writer Peter Bridgford’s first novel tells the story of a ‘college boy’ getting along in a lobstering community.

Melody Boulton, a psychotherapist, will be at The Great Lost Bear in Portland on Tuesday.

Fans of Lee Child are likely to enjoy Nick Petrie’s “Burning Bright.”

Bates professor Margaret Creighton brings the eventful Buffalo exposition to life.