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Put That Body in the Right Spot, Boy
John Clark discussing three very handy references if you want to write real Maine fiction. Way back in the 1990s when I taught Information Technology at Central Maine Community College, one of the things I tried to get my students … Continue reading
One Day in Pictures
John Clark sharing a road trip Beth and I took a few weeks ago. If you remember my last post, I talked about some of the roads in Maine where photo opportunities abounded. My eye tends to catch the smaller … Continue reading
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Tagged Farms, John Clark, Katahdin, Nature photography, road trips, Route 11, rural Maine
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When All We Had Was Q
John Clark with my thoughts on Pride Month. I grew up in a small Maine town where the only minority group I knew about was my classmate Nancy Simmons…She was Catholic. That’s how isolated and unaware we were in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Gay Teens, John Clark, LBGTQ, Lesbian teens, Nonbinary teens, Pride month, rural Maine, Stonewall riots, Transgender teens, Waterville maine, YA fiction
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Harold and Kumar took a Pass, But Bill and Ted Came Along on My Excellent Adventures
John Clark on the day following the election, feeling like a winner even though I only received 35% of the votes cast in Maine House District 105. How can that be? Read on. It started with a message on my … 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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Semi-wilderness Saturday
John Clark sharing the excursion Beth and I took last Saturday. While we’ve visited a great deal of Maine, neither of us had explored the chunk that lies north of the Airline and east of I-95 save for a trip … Continue reading
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Tagged rural Maine, Springfield Fair, Washington County, wind towers
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Fun Facts about Foreign Editions
Kaitlyn here, but since I’ve yet to have any foreign language editions of my mysteries, I’m blogging today under the two other names I use for writing, Kate Emerson and Kathy Lynn Emerson. This post was prompted by the fact … Continue reading