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Blum Gallery to exhibit work from his new book Acadia Events azine Mailers youngest son John Buffalo Mailer recalled summers spent preparing to climb Mount Katahdin. It started to hail as we were on the middle of the Knife Edge. I dont think I had ever been quite as scared in the eight years I had been alive than I was in that moment. See When Your Name Is Mailer You Dont Phone It In by Colin W. Sargent bit.lyPMNormanMailer Mount Desert is more luminous than the rest of Maine Norman declares in Har- lots Ghost. The two-time Pulitzer Prize winner whod spent many summers here with his family certainly knew how to pick the perfect summer spot. During the 1970s the family rented Fortunes Rock a stunning 1937 residence cantilevered over Somes Sound. Designed as a summer abode for New York artists and heiress Clare Fargo Thomas the sleek lines of the building are in harmony with its breathtaking surround- ings. Mailer and his kids were particular- ly fond of leaping from the timbered balco- ny of Fortunes Rock twenty feet into the icy water of the sound below. For Mailer Aca- dia represented a sanctuary of calm from the storm of the New York literati scene. Astors in Acadia The Astor clan hailing originally from Ger- many before finding their fortune in the fur trade owned mansions hotels and cottages in Bar Harbor and around Mount Desert. A fixture of the rusticator scene their wealth and glamor enhanced Acadias reputation as a summer destination. Scandal rocked the family recently when it was revealed that Anthony Marshall of the Astor clan had taken advantage of his aging Fortunes Rock on Somes Sound home to heiresses writers and actors alike. Above Norman Mailer. file photos 2 barharborwhales.com National Park A Centen- nial Celebration which celebrates the beauty of Acadia. 801-5622 Centennial Shore Seabird and Whale Watch Cruise July 17 Maine Coast Heri- tage Trust and Schoodic Institute with Bar Harbor Whale Watch will host an evening cocktail cruise in honor of the Acadia Cen- tennial highlighting coastal conservation research and education in and around Acadia National Park. schoodicinstitute.org Book Signing and Presentation by Photographer Tom Blagden July 18 Noted photog- rapher Tom Blagden will speak at the Northeast Har- bor Library about his new book Acadia National Park A Centennial Celebration. 244-1165 Acadia Authors Night July 19 Acadia Authors Night will bring together a celebrated group of authors whove written about Acadia. Each author will introduce and read a passage from their work including work from Christian Barter Ronald Epp David Hackett Fischer Christina Gillis Ann Rock- efeller Roberts. 801-5622