Maine writer James Nelson’s first volume in a new historical fiction series, and Brunswick author Rick Simonds’ third suspense novel

John Duncan’s photos capture the artistic exuberance that powered the renascence in the Old Port.

A collection of essays that explore amazing structures built by nature’s architects, and a beautifully written western about an old lawman facing the end of an era

Thoreau’s Maine woods excursions in maps and illustrations

A new mystery from the Maine Clambake series, and 80 vignettes about drunks, shoplifters and other morons doing stupid things

Gary Lawless’ new book, “How the Stones Came to Venice,” not an easily summarized book, but it’s the most magical I’ve read in a while.

A laugh-out-loud knee-slapper from Maine humorist John Gould, and the third in the Goff Langdon mystery series