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It’s that E.B. White ode to summer time of year again
Well, it’s not even summer and it’s been 90 degrees out for two days. I’ve had enough. But one great thing about it, is that it’s a great segue into my June tradition of writing about E.B. White’s beautiful essay, … Continue reading
A Day in Belgrade Lakes
When the Maine Crime Writers were asked to write posts for our summer series “A Day In…” my choice was obvious. E.B. White, 75 year ago, wrote an essay about Belgrade Lakes, “Once More to the Lake.” He’d taken his … Continue reading
Posted in A Day In..., Maureen's Posts
Tagged Belgrade Lakes, Bernie O'Dea, E.B. White, Maine, Maureen Milliken, No News is Bad News, summer
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Hello Maine summer, courtesy of EB White
We Maine Crime Writers live in a dark place — both geographically and mentally. One of the things that makes Maine so delicious for mystery settings is its deep darkness. There are a lot of short days, a lot of … Continue reading
Making Writing Space
What happens to me when I cross the Piscataqua and plunge rapidly into Maine at a cost of seventy-five cents in tolls? I cannot describe it. I do not ordinarily spy a partridge in a pear tree, or three French … Continue reading
Posted in Brenda's Posts
Tagged Allen Cove, Brooklin, E.B. White, Katharine White, Pie, Yellowlegs
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A Place Called Maine
Hey all. Gerry Boyle here. And I wasn’t sure what I was going to write about today until I was reading the newspaper last week and saw a drug bust—bags of Oxycodone, stolen handguns, felons with outstanding warrants. That’s no … Continue reading
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