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M AY 2 0 1 6 3 3 Portland after dark fromtopmeaghanmauricepublicdomain Nights The thinkingand reading and writingpersons guide to cocktail hours around town. By karen Hofreiter Head to Henrys Hood Settle in at hip-yet-bookish LFK the pub overlooking the Longfellow statue in the eponymous square with a craft beer and in- credible burger while enjoying lively poet- ry and prose read by local and regional au- thors at Word Portland 188A State Street Portland wordportland.weebly.com May 2 9 p.m.. This months reading includes po- etry by Kevin McLellan and Megan Grum- bling and fiction by Tanya Whiton. Looking for a thrilling beach read that will have you glued to your chaise longue for hours The bestselling suspense novels by internationally acclaimed author and Camden resident Tess Gerritsen will do just that. Get to know Gerritsen at Maine- Voices Live One Longfellow Square cor- ner of Congress and State streets onelong- fellowsquare.com May 3 7 p.m.. Portland Press Herald writer Ray Routhier will lead the conversation with the MD-turned-nov- Literary B efore the temperatures start to soar and thoughts turn to the summer trifecta of beaches bar- becues and Bissell Brothers May is the time to take in a little culture. Maines literary historyfilled with authors and po- ets the likes of Henry Wadsworth Longfel- low Edwin Arlington Robinson Edna St. Vincent Millay and Stephen Kingprovides a tweedy backdrop to a dynamic and invigo- rating contemporary literary scene. lfKs location on Longfellow Square and loyalty to Port- lands poet make it the perfect literary pub for monthly Word Portland nights when writers read from their work. Ernest Hemingway inset would approve.