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When a Writer’s Not Engaged in Her Employment
Kate Flora: You may recall that a post or two ago, I declared that I was going to spend my summer exploring indolence. At that time, I had visions of sitting in a white rocking chair on my porch, devouring novels … Continue reading
Meet Maine Literary Award Winner Brendan Rielly
Today we’re pleased to introduce Brendan Rielly, who is the winner of the 2016 Maine Literary Award for Crime Fiction, to discuss his debut work, An Unbeaten Man. Q. Tell us about The Unbeaten Man. The Unbeaten Man features a Bowdoin … Continue reading
LOVE AND CHOCOLATE
Susan Vaughan here. Saturday was indeed “Love and Chocolate.” Librarian Sue McClintock, of the Vose Library in Union, Maine, invited me to be the first romance author to do a book talk. The month of Valentine’s Day seemed to be the … Continue reading
GOT GOALS?
Susan Vaughan here. I don’t generally do resolutions. Whenever I’ve tried, they never work out or I realize I’ve made the wrong ones or I break them before January is over. So usually I just move on into the next … Continue reading
THE BIRDS – AN EERIE TALE
Susan Vaughan here with an eerie tale although early for Halloween. Decades ago (I won’t say how many), I was a graduate student at Rice University in Houston, Texas. A short walk from my apartment complex took me daily to the lovely … Continue reading
It’s hard to be grumpy, even me, when I can say ‘Yeah, I wrote that book.’
Maureen Milliken here, enjoying one of the last beautiful weekends of summer. Despite the beautiful weather this summer, I can get a little cranky. It’s how I roll. That was definitely the case on a beautiful but way too hot … Continue reading
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