All books in the cooperative plan are available for purchase on our
website.
15 Interesting Historic Sites to Visit Along the Coast and Rivers of Maine - David MacNab - Provides information on historic sites including history, stories, and directions, Non-fiction.
Beyond Popham Colony -
Richard deVillers Seymour - The First English settlement in New England, historical fiction.
Blessed Boyhood - The "Early Memoir" of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain - Annotations by Thomas A. Desjardin and David K. Thomson, Biography.
Bullied: Why you feel bad inside and what to do about it. - Katherine Mayfield - A guide to recovery from bullying, Non-fiction.
Downwind from Pemaquid - Sarah Jane Woolf-Wade - An adolescent endures harsh conditions in a 17th century coastal outpost, Young Adult Historical Fiction.
The Gift of Another Day - Bob Gause - The bizarre lives of the characters are described in picturesque scenes from a tragic accident to a far distant point in time, Fiction.
Joseph K. Manchester, Northern Son in the South 1861-1863 - Carol Manchester - Through family letters the life of a 19-year-old farm boy in the Civil War is brought to life, Non-fiction.
Katherine Elizabeth, Full of Grace - Laurel Ericson - The predictable life of Kittie McDermott changes forcing her to take an unconventional path to adulthood, Young adult historical fiction.
Ladd, come. Ladd, sit. Phooey, Ladd! - Alfred Goodale - A talking dog adventure, Fiction.
Light on Jib Island - Jan Gilley - The forces of nature challenge Jib Island and create adventures for the Barton family in the 1920s, Fiction.
Moments From Portland, Maine - Debb Freedman - Stories spanning over 25 years of the author's experiences, Non-fiction.
Name Project Aids Memorial Quilt - Debb Freedman - Stories of helping people make their panels for a loved one who died from AIDS, Non-fiction.
The Night Sky is Full of Stars, The Air is Full of Wishes - Debb Freedman - A fairy tale created for others based on interviews, Fiction.
Railroad to the Moon - Jean Flahive - Tale of friendship, loyalty, and a solemn promise, Historical fiction.
The Rainbow Pants - Kelly Brooks-Bay - Peter T. Peacock has to decide what color pants to wear, Children's.
Retsbol Rises - Jayne Rowe Jones - A teenage girl embarks on a quest to find amulets to save the island and Acadia National Park, Young Adult Fiction.
Sea Letters - Renny A. Stackpole - Letters and Journals of the Captain Andrew Pinkham Family of Nantucket and Ohio, 1813-1870, Non-fiction.
Serenity At Two Lights and Other Social Issues - Ronna DeLoe - Includes poems about social issues plaguing the world including photographs, Poetry.
Strike from the Deep - Bob Branco - A high-stakes piracy at sea thriller, Fiction.
Tales of the Cemetery Trees - John Cobb - Tales of mystery, crime, fantasy, and the supernatural, Fiction.
Trust but Verify, Reagan, Russia and Me - Suzanne Massie - The author shares her behind-the-scenes role in a turning point in history, Memoir.
Where to Look - Ellen Goldsmith - poems to make the reader see more, feel more, Poetry.
World Locked In - Six Weeks in Coma and Beyond - Mark Hathaway - Personal story of the author's journey after contracting a mysterious illness, Memoir.
Jane has been keeping busy getting the word out about independent publishing. We have many ongoing adult ed classes as well as other presentations. Some of the presentations include: the Bangor Public Library (October 4), Common Ground Fair (September 21 and 22) and MPBN's Maine Calling (July 24). 
On Friday, August 2nd, we said goodbye to Heather Goss, customer service representative and publicist. Heather has taken a position at a scholastic publishing company and moved to Boston. She was an integral part of of the company for over a year and has worked with many of our authors assisting them through the independent publishing process. We know we speak for all our authors and staff when we say she will certainly be missed at Maine Authors Publishing. We wish Heather well in her new endeavors and expect to hear of her great successes as she attains her goals.
We are pleased to welcome Nikki Giglia as our new customer service representative and publicist. She graduated from the University of Maine at Farmington with a B.A. in English and a minor in Philosophy. Her extensive work with the campus newspaper helped her realize how much she loved publishing. Interning for a semester at a cooperative poetry press cemented her passion for seeing the written word progress through the stages of editing, layout, and finally, print. Born and raised in Maine, Nikki is happy to be able to look out the window from her MAP desk and see the beauty of the Maine coast every day. She looks forward to working with new authors and assisting them in the publishing process.
