How Maine crime writers are rethinking the way they portray police

The current calls for police reform and ends to racism have prompted Maine writers of crime novels to rethink, and in some cases change, their work.

Daughter of Holocaust survivors preserves her family’s story

"Resilience" provides testimony about the horrors of the Holocaust and also offers readers a connection to the rich heritage of Jewish life in Europe that has been largely lost. 

Maine author publishes romance novel

A young couple falls in love in the late '80s in New York City

Maine libraries and bookstores seeing increased demand for books about race

Since the death of George Floyd and widespread Black Lives Matter protests, Mainers – both children and adults – have been reading more about race.

Maine author publishes first nonfiction book

Lewiston author publishes spiritual book

Book explores the connection between spirituality, religion, and health

Bailey Library to virtually host Maine Guide Earl Brechlin

Author to give online presentation of her new book, ‘400 Friends and No One to Call’

South Paris author releases 21st book

Face Time: David Griswold, Auburn native and climate change children’s book author

The book is called "Fur & Feather Stand Together."