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

Tom Sadowski had a keen understanding of crazy even before Covid and sedition struck.

Science, suspense, folklore and delightfully charming characters from Betty Culley, and winter gardening from Blue Hill landscape designer Cathy Rees

The poems in Thomas Moore’s new collection, “Stones,” hike trails that will be familiar to his followers.

More of the weird world of Jefferson Navicky

The history of Small Point, Maine, and stories of a Maine island doctor

Collection by University of Maine professor Burton Hatlen a labor of his students’ love