Author name: Annaliese

Twenty years ago I was asked to write an essay on my experience of 9/ll, which was published in Echoes […]

I have been interviewing and writing about Maine makers for many years, and I am reminded that more and more

It’s hard to believe that A Dangerous New World: Maine Voices on the Climate Crisis hit the streets well over

So excited that I get to read again with the Local Writers Read series, in the ether for the second

I’ve read a few times in these last months, but honestly it feels a bit like “look at me” to

Strange the things that move us, and how that moving gathers an energy of its own. Here’s the story. Jason

Register for ZOOM link (NOTE: this is not the link itself!!!) HERE. Who does a (serious! no joke!) poetry reading

The Farnsworth Art Museum has been celebrating local-girl Millay for years. Born in Rockland in 1892, and raised (if that

“Jazz has been in the recycling business for a long time. I’m not the recycling kind. I’m a continuous explorer.”—Henry