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Profiles of Agnes and Jim Bushell of Portland. Agnes Bushell, 46, is an accompl
No full textProfiles of Agnes and Jim Bushell of Portland. Agnes Bushell, 46, is an accomplished novelist who earlier this year co-founded The Dissident, a monthly that fills the vacuum left by the demise of The Maine Progressive. Jim Bushell, 53, is an attorney whose private practice is devoted primarily to criminal defense work, helping clients secure Social Security disability benefits and representing parents in custody battles with the Maine Department of Human Services. He is a four-time winner of the Maine Bar Foundation\u27s Pro Bono Publico Award for accepting more referrals from the Volunteer Lawyers Project than any other solo practitioner in Cumberland County
Profile of writer Agnes Bushell, whose latest book, Days of the Dead, has just
No full textProfile of writer Agnes Bushell, whose latest book, Days of the Dead, has just been released
Pages piece on Days of the Dead, the new political thriller by Agnes Bushell
No full textPages piece on Days of the Dead, the new political thriller by Agnes Bushell of Portland
Book review of Asian Vespers, a novel by Agnes Bushell of Portland. The book
No full textBook review of Asian Vespers, a novel by Agnes Bushell of Portland. The book is available for a fee on the Internet at \u3c www.onlineoriginals.com \u3e
Agnes Grimm Collection
No full textAgnes Grimm was an author and collector of area history. An area school teacher of Texas history, she kept extensive notes, photographs and maps about the history of South Texas and her personal effort to document it. Her book, Llanos Mestenas, was published in 1968
Detailed profile of Northeast Harbor author Marguerite Yourcenar, who is better
No full textDetailed profile of Northeast Harbor author Marguerite Yourcenar, who is better known in other nations than in the United States
Mag and Agnes
No full textPhotograph - Joe Irwin's Aunt Mag and her oldest sister, Agnes. Vulcan, Albert
Agnes McDonald
No full textHead shot of Agnes McDonald.
Agnes Hamblen McDonald (1932- ) is a NC native of and a resident of Wilmington, NC. She received her Masters of Fine Arts degree from the University of North Carolina Wilmington. She is a member of the North Carolina Writer's Network, and is a poet and journal writer as well as short story author. Some of her poerty collections are in the New Hanover County Public Library
Inside Maine Books piece on Slipknot, the first in a series of Jane Bunker m
No full textInside Maine Books piece on Slipknot, the first in a series of Jane Bunker mysteries by Isle au Haut author Linda Greenlaw. With a brief note on Kilt Dead, the first Liss MacCrimmon mystery by Western Maine writer Kathy Lynn Emerson, under the pseudonym Kaitlyn Dunnett
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