Superman protects Metropolis, Batman fights for Gotham — but who’s watching over Maine?
Author Alex George spins a rollicking coming-of-age tale on the Maine coast.
In Catherine Armsden’s Dream House, an architect dissects her childhood home to make sense of her past.
Anna Noyes’ debut collection of short stories is full of graceful writing about terrible things.
Something’s gone missing in Nevada Barr’s latest Anna Pigeon mystery: Acadia National Park.
Three new photo books explore vastly different aspects of the state’s character.
When Martha Stewart told us one of her favorite reads was Chebacco, we took it as an excuse to shout out a few journals that no Maine-o-phile should miss.
Melissa Sweet’s new E.B. White biography is a (literally) colorful portrait of Maine’s most beloved writer.
South Portland native Steven Rowley authors a megabucks bestselling novel, Lily and the Octopus, about loneliness, loss, and man’s best friend.
Maine author Colin Woodard continues his exploration of what unites and divides us.
It’s been seven decades since John Gould and E.B. White published their respective odes to rural living. But the two prolific Maine writers have inherited quite different legacies.