Ian McEwan’s latest novel, “Sweet Tooth,” is a curious hybrid: part spy novel, part romance, it’s really a work of fiction about fiction.
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OUTDOORS: Kuller left legacy in Camden
The coastal community around Camden lost a great friend and outdoor ambassador earlier this month when Jeff Kuller was killed by a falling tree on Nov. 4. He left behind a unique recreation area and an appreciative ski community, as well as a wife and two children.
OUTDOORS: Still hunting requires stealth, strategy, experience
Ask the people you know how they prefer to hunt deer. I’d venture to guess most hunt from a stand, whether an elevated platform or merely a favorite stump. Next you’ll find the walkers, folks who prefer to move through the forest intent on intercepting an unsuspecting deer. It’s a low percentage option, but a fairly popular one, particularly among more casual hunters.
OUTDOORS: Around the World,In Search of a Record
THOMASTON — Stanley Paris has his work cut out for him. The countdown has begun for his solo nonstop unassisted circumnavigation world-record attempt.
LePage’s criticism of schools disappoints Maine principals
Gov. Paul LePage’s latest comments on public education aren’t going over any better with school principals than they did with teachers.
Jewett Auditorium Sunday concert canceled
AUGUSTA — The Mac McHale & Emery Hutchins concert planned for Sunday at UMA’s Jewett Auditorium has been canceled. For more information, call 621-3551 or email [email protected].
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: “Nebulae” and “Flipped Out”
Eastport author Sarah Graves has her well-established and popular “Home Repair is Homicide” series of clever mysteries set in Maine, and now Jennie Bentley is elbowing her way into the same Maine mystery genre.