Back on Monhegan for his yearly visit, Orca Bates Melenbacker reflects on becoming one of Jamie Wyeth's favorite subjects.
MUSIC-November + December 2011 By Sarah Braunstein Photographs by Michael Winters Jacob Augustine: Portrait of the Artist Falling from the Sky A native Mainer, Jacob Augustine is a restless soul with big dreams: to protect the earth, make extraordinary music, vitalize
PROFILE-November + December 2011 By Kathleen MacKay Photographs by Christopher Churchill The Osher Family’s Credo: Giving Is a Way of Life. “In our house, our parents kept a small rectangular tin can with a slot at the top, like
Q+A-November + December 2011 By Sophie Nelson Photograph by Kevin Brusie NAME: Sharyn Paul Brusie Age: 48 Occupation: Filmmaker + owner of Wonder Dog Films How did you become interested in filmmaking? When I was a kid growing up in Bangor,
LISTEN-November + December 2011 By William Ethridge Photograph by Bryan Bruchman William Ethridge doesn’t miss a beat when it comes to music happenings around Maine. Every issue, he fills the calendar with the best concerts, album releases, and news from
POETRY-November + December 2011 Poem by Christopher Seid Edited by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc Artwork by Petrea Noyes “Morning Poem” I’m not the kind of lover you’d expect: reclusive rain- walker, late sleeper and lingerer into a too long night. You are
BOOKS-October 2011 Illustration by Eric Hou Newly published from Maine: Recent favorites by local authors A Is For Allagash: A Lumberjack’s Life Louis Pelletier + Cathie Pelletier Northern Maine Books Novelist Cathie Pelletier and her father, Louis, cowrote this memoir of
MUSIC-October 2011 By Allison Paige Photographs by Nicole Wolf Texas may claim him, but singer-songwriter Slaid Cleaves can’t stay away from Maine. At his remote downeast camp, Cleaves gets back to nature, remembers his roots, and recalls the
PROFILE-October 2011 By Sarah Braunstein Photograph by Jacob Pitcher Illustrations courtesy of Anne Taintor Inc. An attitude is a terrible thing to waste. The life and work of Anne Taintor. Why yes, I am that kind of girl Do
Q+A-October 2011 By Sophie Nelson Photograph by Ben Krebs NAME: Steve Vose Age: 40 Occupation: Educational coordinator, outdoorsman How did you first get into hunting and fishing? For me, starting to hunt and fish were relatively easy endeavors, having grandfathers, a father, and
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