July/August 2014
Lily King’s latest novel is the page-turner of the summer.
The Women of Maine
Big Banned Music
April 2014
Catch Maine vocalist Tess Collins as she sets China’s stages on fire with the hot stylings so frowned upon during the Cultural Revolution.
Mémoire des Mémoires
February/March 2014
Not only did Marguerite Yourcenar enchant Mt. Desert, her Memoirs of Hadrian has made it to the World Library’s pantheon of “The 100 Best Books of All Time.”
Indie Anna
February/March 2014
Well before the Academy Awards touted Deering High alumna Anna Kendrick, she lit up the cover of our February/March 2008 issue.
Ten Most Intriguing 2013
November 2013
These Mainers have a gallimaufry of accomplishments but retain a remarkable humility.
Anita Shreve
The novelist speaks about body surfing in Biddeford Pool and the myth of the classic Mainer.
Ten Most: Bruce & Annemarie Albiston
November 2019 6 & 7. The Power of Love “…Yes might mean no. The brain is unbelievable.”—Annemarie Albiston By Laurie Gallardo One day you wake up and no one can understand you. In 2005, Annemarie Albiston’s father suffered a massive stroke, leaving him diagnosed...
Bette’s Maine Interlude
Witch Way—the Cape Elizabeth oceanfront estate shared by Bette Davis and Gary Merrill.
Rachel, Rachel
December 2012
Augusta native Rachel Nichols continues revamping her career as it starts to take off.
Ten Most Intriguing
November 2012
Everything about this year’s list of Mainers shows just how captivating we can be–from concepts embraced around the world to shaking up the city’s status quo.
Ahead of the Curves
September 2012
So much for lobsters and whoopie pies. Elizabeth Arden broke new ground when she made Maine the cradle of the day spa.
Some Like It Haute
February/March 2012
When one Mainer spins a thread, the world wears the dress.