FEATURE-August 2010 By Tamsin Venn Adventurous souls navigate the wonders of Maine’s islands. “Having sea kayaked around the entire rim of the Gulf of Maine, from Cape Cod to Nova Scotia, the thing that makes Maine so unique is the
August 2010 | By Melissa Coleman | Photographs by William Geisler | Illustration by Jennifer Judd-McGee 48 hours, and more, of our favorite places to eat, sleep, explore, play, and listen August 1-31: Blue Hill Public Library’s sixth annual
POETRY-August 2010 Poem by Dorianne Laux Edited by Christopher Seid Photograph by Sean Alonzo Harris “Boys in Summer” Their bodies like violas cast on the sand, some still damp from the ocean, salt grains clinging to their skin, etching
SEE-August 2010 By Deborah Weisgall Caffeine River 2009, alkyd on panel, 30” x 24” A painting by Garry Mitchell is like a visual monologue, a playful mix of shapes, complete with asides, digressions, and brilliant observations, all pulled together with
COOK-August 2010 By Annemarie Ahearn Styling + Photography by Kari Herer Maine Mead Works: In an effort to resurrect a 500-year-old beverage, Maine Mead Works uses cutting-edge technology and exceptionally good Maine honey to craft a product that stands alone.
EAT-August 2010 By Annemarie Ahearn Photographs by Jonathan Laurence Brian Hill has succeeded in opening another adored restaurant. Shepherd’s Pie was his vision for a comfortable spot, serving delectable food by the sea. From the garde-manger station at
EAT MAINE-July 2010 By Joe Ricchio Every month in Eat Maine the staff at Maine magazine share our knowledge, as well as information garnered from our readers and Eat Maine fans, about the many must-go places to eat in the
POETRY-July 2010 Poem by Ravi Shankar & Sean Thomas Dougherty Edited by Christopher Seid Illustration by Lisa Pixley “Emergency Egress and Exits” 1 At the bottom of this message I’ll paste a number of possible first lines I’ll paste graffiti
SEE-July 2010 By Deborah Weisgall Uncharted Series, Basin (and detail) 2009, adhesive, paper, 20”x20” Shannon Rankin was born in California. When she was 9, she moved to Vermont. After high school, she moved to Florida, then returned to New England
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