Tag Archives: Colin Woodard

A History for My Maine Town

Posted on March 12, 2014 by Barbara Ross

Hi, Barb here. Back in the fall of 2011 when I first wrote the proposal for the Maine Clambake Mystery series, I named the fictional town where my stories took place “Busman’s Harbor.” At the time, I was committed to … Continue reading →

Posted in Barb's Posts | Tagged Barbara Ross, Boiled Over, Busman's Harbor, clammed up, Colin Woodard, Harold B Clifford, Harry Gratwick, Hidden History of Maine, maine clambake mysteries, maine history, Rebels, Rusticators and the Struggle for a Forgotten Frontier, The Boothbay Region 1906-1960, The Lobster Coast | 8 Comments

My 12 Favorite Maine Stories of 2012

Posted on January 1, 2013 by mcwarchives

Paul Doiron here— Magazine editors aren’t supposed to have favorites. Like parents we are expected to love all of our offspring equally. Of course, that isn’t the case (with editors or with parents). There are stories we boast about and … Continue reading →

Posted in Paul's Posts | Tagged Al Diamon, Bald Mountain, Belfast, bootlegging, Caucuses, Colin Woodard, Cynthia Anderson, Deborah Weisgall, Down East Magazine, Edgar Allen Beem, Eels, Islesboro, Lawrence Sargent Hall, Maine, Maine GOP, Maine oysters, Moonbat Kingdom, moonshine, Paul Doiron, Seals, Susan Hand Shetterly, Virginia M. Wright, Will Bleakley, Winslow Homer's Prouts Neck | 3 Comments

When a Writer Gets a Chance to Read . . .

Posted on August 7, 2011 by mainecrimewriters

Kate: One of the questions we’re often asked by audiences at our book events is some variation of “What are you reading right now?” or “Who is your favorite mystery author?” I’m sure my answers to that question are often … Continue reading →