Waiting for the white apocalypse, J.P. Devine recalls the romance of moving to Maine all those years ago.

Recalling his Irish roots, J.P. Devine reflects on the melting pot of his own family experience.

Recalling his Irish roots, J.P. Devine reflects on the melting pot of his own family experience.

A history lesson on the term "drag" brings us back to men appearing in women’s clothing in Shakespeare’s plays, J.P. Devine writes.

Balloons can be a metaphor for so many events, small and great moments in our lives, J.P. Devine writes.

J.P. Devine remembers Cyril M. Joly Jr., his brother-in-law with whom he shared a mismatched and bumpy friendship that lasted until the day he passed.

Did you know that J.P. Devine came to Maine under the government witness protection system and that his real name was Ernest Hemingway? True story.