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Debby Atwell S R(10:30) Q Rockland. Children/4-12 years. Atwell writes in a folk tale style with a contemporary message. Her latest book is The Thanksgiving Door. She lives in Rockland with her family.
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Robert F. Bailey S R(1:30) Q Appleton. Carpentry/Adult. The Pocket Size Carpenter's Helper has been in print for 18 years and has sold 80,000 copies.
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Robert F. Baldwin S R(11:00 & 12:30) Newcastle. Children/4-10 years. He has been a writer, actor, storyteller and folksinger for more than 40 years and lives in Newcastle with his wife.
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Kate Barnes R(1:30) Q Appleton.
Poetry/Adult. My poetry is a reflection of the life we all share in rural Maine. I had the good fortune to be appointed Maine's first Poet Laureate.
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W. H. Bunting S R(1:30) Whitefield. Anyone/8-108 years. Owner/operator Organic Heavy Bulldozing Co., married with cat and Durham cattle. "All my books are books I would have loved to have found as a kid."
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Fritz Burke R(10:30) Q Appleton.
Creative Non-fiction & Humor/Adults & Teens. Commentator for NPR Savvy Traveler. 2000 First Place Winner for Commentary from Public Radio News Directors Association.
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Joanna Campbell a.k.a. Jo Ann Simon S Q Camden.
8-15 years. "As Joanna Campbell I write horse books. My most popular series is the 'Thoroughbred Series.' I've also written several adult novels as Jo Ann Simon."
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William Carpenter S R(3:00) Q Stockton Springs. Fiction and Poetry/over 21 years. "I teach at COA in Bar Harbor."
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Robert M. Chute S R(1:00) Q Poland Spring. Poetry/teen to adult. Mostly narrative series with roots in early Maine & New England history. He is a Maine native, with poems in various journals; in press, a three cap book series on Native American, colonist interactions.
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A. Carman Clark S R(10:30) Q Union. Adult. Essays & country living, murder mystery 'cozy' style.
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Margaret Cruikshank S R(11:30) Q Corea. Non-fiction/40-100 years. She writes on learning to be old. She has worked in Womens studies at U. So. Maine and UMaine/Orono.
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Nicholas Dean S R(11:30) Q Edgecomb. Non-fiction/High school to adult. History of a clipper ship written by a bluewater sailor.
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Marsha Delano Q Appleton. Poetry/Adult. "Schooled only in the art of living, I write about the earth and the sky, one breath at a time."
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Victoria Doudera S Q Camden. Nonfiction/Adult. Published Moving to Maine and newly published title, Where to Retire in Maine.
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Roger F. Duncan Q R(12:30) East Boothbay. Non-fiction/Adult. "I am currently doing articles for Working Waterfront and working on an historical novel."
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Richard Foerster S R(2:00) Q York Beach. Poetry/Adult. He has won many awards for his poetry. Since 1986 he has lived in York Beach where he currently edits Chautauqua Literary Journal.
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Henry Garfield S R(2:00) Q Belfast. Mystery, suspense and historical fiction/ Young adult and adult. "I also write a column for Village Soup."
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Tess Gerritsen S R(12:00) Q Camden. Suspense/Adult. "I'm a suspense author with a background in medicine."
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Jill M. Goodridge S R(11:00) Q South Thomaston. Mainstream fiction/Young adult to adult. "This past summer I guided seven girls ages 8-10 through the process of writing a children's book. I'm currently publishing the book (Tye's New Home) and all royalties will be paid to SAD 5's library program."
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Margaret Graham Neeson S R(12:30) Q Spruce Head. Short fiction, Local color, Gently humorous/40 and over. Books include local Maine history.
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Phil Groce S R(3:00) Q Union. Adult. Books describing the very moment of personal change.
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Corilla Hastings S Q Skowhegan. Adult. Garden mystery set in Maine, written by retired garden center owner.
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Rick Hautala S R(12:30) Q Westbrook. Suspense/Adult. He has had more than twenty books published including the international best-seller Nightstone. He lives with author Holly Newstein and his son, Matti.
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Julia A. Hunter S R(1:00) Rockport. Non-fiction/Adult. "I am the registrar and curator of textiles at the Maine State Museum. I am also the editor of Anna May: Eighty-Two Years in New England."
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Peter Mars S R(1:30) Q No. Monmouth. Adult. "Having been in law enforcement for more than 30 years, I write true-crime books novelized by a change of character names and locations."
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John McDonald S R(2:30) Q South Paris. Humor/12 and up. A mix of classic Maine stories, stretched truths and wry
observations.
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James P. Moore R(3:00) Q Brunswick. Fiction & non-fiction & suspense/Adult. Retired ATF agent writes freelance for several periodicals.
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Holly Newstein S R(1:00) Westbrook. Adult/Horror. She has completed a novel with Ralph Bieber titled The Epicure and is currently working on several new writing projects. She lives with the author Rick Hautala.
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Diane Roesing O'Brien S R(2:30) Q Lincolnville. Local history/Adult. "I've written for the Camden Herald since 1979 - their longest term employee. I live with my husband in Lincolnville."
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Martin Olson S R(12:00) Augusta. Adult. Iron Shoes A personal journey and Kaleidoscope Views of a Mad Mad World.
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Mona Pease Q Appleton. Fiction/Children & Adults. "I mostly write for children about the everyday things around us. My adult pieces have appeared in numerous anthologies and Down East Magazine."
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Katy Perry S R(11:30) Q Hallowell. 6-10 years or 55-100! Folksy, down-to-earth with lots of personal philosophy thrown in.
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Rhea Côté Robbins S R(12:00) Q Brewer. 8th grade to adult. She is "97 winner of the Maine Chapbook Award for her work of creative nonfiction entitled Wednesday's Child.
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Neil Rolde S R(3:00) Q York Village. Local history/Adult. "I write history in non-academic manner for the general public."
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Steve Rzasa Q Appleton. Science Fiction/Young teen to Adult. This Stirring Strife is the author's first work of science fiction. The novel presents Christian themes and characters in a classic space adventure.
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Martin Steingesser S R(11:00) Q Portland. Poetry/young teen to adult. His poems have been published in a broad spectrum, including the Op-Ed Page of the New York Times and The American Poetry Review.
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Linda Tatelbaum S R(2:30) Q Appleton. Non-fiction & fiction/Late high school through adult. She's been writing all her life. She teaches English at Colby College, and is a regular commentator on public radio.
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Cynthia Thayer S R(2:30) Q Gouldsboro. Fiction/Adult. Strong for Potatoes depicts the coming-of-age of a Passamoquoddy woman. A Certain Slant of Light is a moving tale of loss, faith, music and the healing power of friendship. She lives with her family on Darthia Farm in Gouldsboro.
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Elizabeth Tibbetts S R(10:30) Q Hope. Poetry/Adult. "In the Well won the 2002 Bluestem Poetry Award and I received a 2003 Maine Arts Commission Fellowship. I live with my husband in Hope and I work as a nurse."
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Tay Vaughan R(2:00) Q Appleton. Business/Adult. He will offer a progress report about the impact of the digital information revolution on traditional ways of life and the human condition.
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Lea Wait S R(1:00) Q Edgecomb. Historical fiction/7 and up and adult suspense. "My first adult mystery was nominated for an Agatha for 'best first mystery' this year. I also write an historical series for children set in 19th century Wiscasset, Maine."
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Monica Wood R(12:00) Q Portland. Adult novels and short-stories as well as The Pocket Muse: Ideas and Inspirations for Writing.
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