Tag Archives: Franklin County

Geezerflash

Posted on October 29, 2020 by bereksennebec

Fern Gagne was under the weather. It was an expression he’d used and heard others use many times in his 53 years, but it was never like this. This was hellaciously serious and he doubted any physician, especially in rural … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Deer ticks, Franklin County, Horror stories, John Clark, Revenge, rural Maine | Leave a comment

Writing, Maine, leaves and things, and the new sheriff in town

Posted on January 25, 2019 by Maureen Milliken

Last time I was here, I mentioned that a reader noted, with some irritation, how much “describing leaves and things” I do in my books. Like many Maine writers, crime or not, I figure if you’re going to write about … Continue reading →

Posted in Maureen's Posts | Tagged Fly Rod Crosby, Franklin County, governor, Janet Mills, Maine, Mainen setting, writing | 3 Comments

Talking about living and writing in the great state of Maine

Posted on January 13, 2017 by Maureen Milliken

When we Maine Crime Writers aren’t writing about the great state of Maine we’re often talking about writing in the great state of Maine. One of the fun things about being a mystery writer in Maine is that so many … Continue reading →

Posted in Maureen's Posts | Tagged Blood, Carrabassett Valley Public Library, Coffin, Franklin County, Hardacker, Maine, Milliken, mysteries | 1 Comment

Moving back to Maine changed my life . . . and my book

Posted on January 13, 2013 by kaitlynkathy

Please welcome Maureen Milliken to Maine Crime Writers. Maureen is a newspaper editor and columnist who also posts regularly at Pen, Ink, and Crimes (http://sincne.wordpress.com/). She’s generously agreed to share her Maine crime writing experiences with us. Moving back to Maine changed my life, … Continue reading →