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‘The Wild Robot’ author to give presentation on creative process in Rockland
Peter Brown’s iconic book series was turned into a movie with the same name, which was released in 2024.
Portland writer Ron Currie revisits 1987 Jay paper strike in new novel
Ron Currie returns to Babs Dionne in thriller series sequel, ‘We Will See You Bleed.’
Mechanics’ Hall receives second NEA Big Read grant
The only Maine organization chosen for the grant, Mechanics’ Hall will have the opportunity to provide a year of literacy programming tied to Nathaniel Philbrick’s ‘In the Heart of the Sea.’
In new creature feature, a giant sea monster churns up a Maine community’s fears
Author Tessa Yang dives beneath the surface of community identity in debut novel, ‘The Jellyfish Problem.’
Environmental artist talks science comics, the Gulf of Maine and animal sex
In her debut work of nonfiction,‘Poking the Squid,’ Perrin Roosevelt Ireland, artist-in-residence at the New York Aquarium, looks at animal life with a feminist lens.
Portland’s Mechanics’ Hall is looking for a new writer-in-residence
Applications are open now for writers who might need a space to help kickstart their creative fire.
Maine Literary Awards honor local authors
More than 300 authors submitted their works to the Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance, with winners chosen in more than a dozen categories.
Our guide to 6 Maine children’s books aimed at getting kids outdoors
Board books and middle grade novels tell stories about wildlife, blueberries and garbology.
Writer returns to fictional Haven Point to meet pirates and misunderstood mothers
In ‘Liberty Island,’ Virginia Hume turns back the clock to investigate juvenile fiction and female ambition.