a new collection of poems by the current executive director of the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association

Balance - A Late Pastoral

Russell Libby

Blackberry Books

Garden Design

Unknown, Author

a new edition of this collection of classic Maine stories. This title went through9 printings as a title from Puckerbrush Press, and now returns to print.

People Trying to Be Good

Sanford Phippen

Yellow Dog

Literature & Fiction

Gary Lawless

Poetry

Fox Foot Print

Elizabeth Coatsworth

Maine author Ruth Moore's novel of basketball, coming of age, and small town life in coastal Maine - originally published in 1960 and now brought back into print.

The Walk Down Main Street

Ruth Moore

The two poems which make up this chapbook focus on the lives and deaths of two native people of the abenaki nation of the Kennebecs in the early 18th century, a time of many changes and many tragedies. Of the Native peoples of North America, few are as little known to the great majority of comtemporary Americans as are the Abenaki. It is ironic, for the Abenaki, the People of the Dawn Land, were among the first native peoples of North America to encounter the Europeans. Many words now in common use in English, from Moccasin and Toboggan to un-hunh and peewee have Abenaki roots, as well as such place names as Connecticut and Massachusetts...

When Grandmother Decides To Die

Robert M. Chute

First Sight Of Land

Poetry. Art. Her poems are like entries in an intimate journal; expression of her heart's passions and sorrows. And it is with profound grief and great love that we dedicate this book to our mother -- Katy, Clare and Paula. This collection of very human short poems, along with drawings and paintings by the author, serve as a testimony and memorial to a deeply felt, literate life. I clean the red clay / off my mare's hooves / with a white stone / or a green one. / All seems so precious -- the stones, / red earth, round hooves (I Clean the Red Clay). One of life's great features is the category of the irrepalceable. That moment that can't be repeated or matched. That subject that money can't buy. That joy that can't quite be described. That person who can't be forgotten. Susan is all of these things and more -- Robert Redford. Illustrated with black &amp; white and color plates.

All This Change

Hertel, Susan

poetry of landscape, and the heart, Maine and many places, with woodcuts by olga pastuchiv

Cricket Weather

Walton, Anthony

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