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The Day the Music Died
John Clark remembering what happened seventeen years ago. Each of us has moments we never forget. Sadly, many of them stem from tragic events that were so unexpected they froze us in place while our minds tried to process the … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11 NYC, JFK assassination, John Clark, Moments in history, Moon walk 1969, Personal narratives, Terrorism
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Weekend Update: August 25-26, 2018
Next week at Maine Crime Writers, there will posts by Dorothy Cannell (Monday) Kate Flora (Tuesday), Joe Souza (Wednesday), John Clark (Thursday), and a group post—Writers at their Desks (Friday). In the news department, here’s what’s happening with some of … Continue reading
Remote, but Connected-The other Maine
John Clark slowly melting like the Wicked Witch of the West on a brutal August afternoon. After three months out knocking on doors and listening to people in Somerset County, any doubts about there being two Maines are long gone. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambridge Maine, Free range chickens, Jack Woodbury, John Clark, Ripley Maine, rural Maine, Sea glass, Somerset County
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Maine Crime Writers Are Everywhere!
It’s summer in Maine, and we’re in libraries and bookstores, at author events, and also enjoying all that Maine has to offer. Here are some of the ways we are enjoying Maine this summer. Kate Flora: I’ve been at Books in … Continue reading
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