“Tuesday is for tea parties and tickling your toes in tidepools…” – Seven Days of Daisy Book events often involve readings, author signings, and sales, but it’s rare that they entail book […]
The extraordinary Nancy 3. Hoffman has added “published author” to her notable list of achievements that already includes singer, accordionist, pianist, musical director, and Curator/Director of the world’s only Umbrella Cover Museum. […]
We need look no farther than Ana Juan‘s illustration of the twelve-year-old girl named September and the Wyvern in chains to know that Cat Valente‘s newest novel offers something both classic and […]
It’s no secret to islanders that Kim MacIsaac knows her way around. As Executive Director of the Fifth Maine Regiment Museum, she shares her insights into the cast of characters from Portland […]
Jamie Hogan’s Seven Days of Daisy just received some well-deserved press in the Portland Press Herald. In a prior post, I shared how Jamie debuted a self-published version of her first children’s […]
Extramarital trysts of national heroes no longer surprise Americans. From Monticello to the White House, our Founding Fathers, presidents, and (more recently) sports celebrities have made their legacies more, uh, complicated by […]
“I rode to earth on the backside of a comet. Mau Mau Bett saw me blaze across the sky and disappear into the moon, where I reined in the comet with my […]
