OFF RADAR: ‘Welcome Homesick’: Camden’s Dave Morrison offers poetry collection that is enhanced music

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Published
April 19, 2018

OFF RADAR: ‘Welcome Homesick’: Camden’s Dave Morrison offers poetry collection that is enhanced music

“What does this mean?” my wife said, holding up a yellow sticky note that was tacked to the cover of my copy of “Welcome Homesick” by Dave Morrison. The handwriting said simply, “I know, I know …” I laughed and said, “I think he means this is his second collection of new poems in six […]
Published
April 12, 2018

BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘The Summer of the Osprey’ and ‘Still Mill’

A continuation of Elisabeth Ogilvie’s Bennett’s Island series and a thoughtful and considerate reminder of Maine’s labor history
Published
April 5, 2018

OFF RADAR: ”Stitiously Speaking’

You’re in good hands when reading poetry by Ted Bookey
Published
March 22, 2018

BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘How Maine Changed the World’ and ‘The Body in the Casket’

A collection of Maine’s contributions to America and the world, and the 24th Faith Fairchild mystery
Published
March 15, 2018

OFF RADAR: ‘The Home Stretch’

Michael Campagnoli’s recent release is ‘a little book you can read over and over and never reach bottom,’ writes Dana Wilde.
Published
March 8, 2018

BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘Harbor of Spies’ and ‘Daughters of Long Reach’

Camden author Robin Lloyd’s second novel paints a picture of historic Havana in an exciting tale of intrigue and suspense, and Irene Drago’s novel is a charming blend of history and romance set across two centuries and several generations of families living in Bath.
Published
March 1, 2018

OFF RADAR: William Hathaway’s “Dawn Chorus”

Where are we, anyway?
Published
February 22, 2018

BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘Maine in World War I’ and ‘Knife Creek’

Jason C. Libby and Earle Shettleworth, Jr. mark the 100th anniversary of the end of the Great War, and Paul Doiron releases a graphic new Mike Bowditch mystery
Published
February 15, 2018

OFF RADAR: ‘One Man’s Maine: Essays on a Love Affair’

Jim Krosschell’s quintessential backyard naturalism
Published
February 8, 2018

Bushnell on Books: ‘Upwards’ and ‘Mystery of the Bear Cub’

A story of the first woman to solo thru-paddle the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, and another about boy detectives in the latest of the Cooper and Packrat mystery series