Essays from Maine authors about what it's like to live and write in Maine Read more »

Richard Russo’s new book, A Healing Touch: True Stories of Life, Death, and Hospice, represents a departure for the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Empire Falls. This time he turns to non-fiction to win funds and attention for the... Read more »

Award-winning photographer Brian Vanden Brink's unique view on coastal architecture and decor. Read more »

Boatyard Ducklings is reminiscent of the McCloskey classic, but the ducks make their home in a dinghy on the coast of Maine rather than in a city pond Read more »

The sequel to the best-selling 'Gardens Maine Style' will be available by the time lilacs bloom in Maine gardens. Take a look. Read more »

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A published photographer shares his top secrets for snapping memorable pictures of Maine. Read more »

A published photographer shares his top secrets for snapping memorable pictures of Maine. Read more »

Train to Maine illustrator Rebecca Reed reveals her sources of inspiration. Read more »

Writer Rebecca Sawyer-Fay and photographer Lynn Karlin say it's still a thrill to discover new Maine gardens. Read more »

Maine's premier architectural photographer Brian Vanden Brink zooms in on common characteristics shared by uncommonly lovely homes. His new book, At Home By the Sea: Houses Designed for Living at the Water's Edge (written by Bruce Snider... Read more »

Author John Christie shares memories of the mountain and asks you to do the same here. Read more »

Turning a walk along the beach into a voyage of discovery Read more »

Thomaston has taken it upon itself to reinvent the walking tour — and other towns are taking notice. Read more »

A Beacon for Heavy Shipping Traffic -- 200 Years Ago Read more »

Maine's oldest maritime museum consistently captivates visitors. Read more »

For people living in and around Portland, there's simply no getting away from Casco Bay. It wraps around Cape Elizabeth and the cities of Portland and South Portland like a protective mother, splashing onto their wharfs and rocks, reminding these... Read more »

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