'Lost Trail' Authors, Illustrator on 207

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Donn Fendler first told his story of getting lost while hiking on Mount Katahdin in 1939 in the book Lost On A Mountain in Maine, which is familiar to anyone who attended a publlic elementary school in Maine (it is required reading for fourth graders). The story is now being told again in the graphic novel Lost Trail, written by Donn Fendler and Lynn Ploude and illustrated by Ben Bishop. The trio stopped by 207 recently to talk about the book.

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