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Review
In ‘Red Hands,’ a close-up tale of life under Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. It’s not pretty
Ceausescu and his wife wrecked the lives of their countrymen – and their own family. For a spell, their daughter-in-law and grandson laid low in Old Orchard Beach.
‘Hedge’ puts a new spin on the midlife crisis novel
The strange, lingering power of Jane Delury’s eerie new novel.
Bedside table: ‘Robert E. Lee and Me’
Book recommendations from readers
Luis Alberto Urrea discovers the wartime magic of the ‘Donut Dollies’
The prolific author imagines the World War II heroism of his mother in a new novel, ‘Good Night, Irene.’
A trio of science-based children’s books run the gamut from A (ants) to T (turtles)
Two picture books and a middle-grade novel use mysterious ants, the plight of a sea turtle, and the lure of the “invisible” world to draw young readers into their stories. “Isabel and the Invisible World” By Alan Lightman Illustrated by Ramona Kaulitzki MIT Kids Press 2023, 44 pages $18.99 Age: 4-6 For any child, the […]
Art review: A sculptor goes 2-D, and the Portland library looks at food in our lives
Plus, Jessica Gandolf brings chaos, order and torsos to Speedwell Projects.
‘The Boogeyman’ a vehicle for creepy, if overly literal, fright
A family in mourning is plagued by a supernatural entity that preys on grief in this adaptation of a Stephen King short story.
A terrifying, riveting portrait of the KKK in the 1920s
Timothy Egan’s ‘A Fever in the Heartland’ recounts how one man sparked the group’s resurgence in Indiana.
Whimsy, wisdom and curiosity aplenty in Susan Hand Shetterly’s latest collection
In the essays in ‘Notes on the Landscape of Home,’ the Down East-based writer astutely depicts the natural (and human) world around her.
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