Eleanor Morse takes an eclectic mix of characters into unfamiliar territory in ‘This Foreign Land.’
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Read the poem ‘La Cathédrale Engloutie’ by Richard Foerster
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
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7 Mainers recommend books that should be on the big screen
Because sometimes you can’t believe it’s not yet a movie.
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Author George Jreije wants to broaden horizons at Portland’s Mechanics’ Hall
The author, who started Tuesday as Mechanics’ Hall’s next writer-in-residence, wants to foster literacy, community and interest in genre fiction.
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Stephen King opens up about his new novel and a new ‘Carrie’ series
‘Other Worlds Than These’ goes on sale Oct. 6 and Prime will debut a new limited series based on the Maine author’s first novel a day later.
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Peaks Island author and illustrator finds inspiration in an astronaut’s journey
Jamie Hogan’s latest children’s book follows Jessica Meir’s journey from her childhood in Caribou to the International Space Station.
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Read the poem ‘How Memory Comes’ by Suzanne Langlois
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
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Maine Lit Fest’s headliner Min Jin Lee’s new book explores immigration and what it means to be successful
In her new novel, ‘American Hagwon,’ Lee writes about the Korean diaspora as she follows a family across three countries as they navigate education, immigration and sacrifice.
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Maine Lit Fest returns with writers ‘responding to the moment’
Beginning Sept. 30, Lit Fest returns with conversations and events bringing writers, poets, artists and readers to towns and cities across the state.
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Lois Lowry imagines the perils of a world without books in her new novel
The author, 89, contemplates the power of imagination and the future that young people are inheriting.