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Explore the 91괵죕 Press catalog, featuring scholarly works, regional histories, and original writing that reflect Maine�셲 rich cultural, environmental, and intellectual heritage.

Forthcoming in Fall 2026

Carl Sprinchorn: A Rediscovery
Edited by Donna M. Cassidy, K. Samantha Sigmon, and Devon Zimmerman

Carl Sprinchorn (1887��1971) created art worldwide, but found his deepest inspiration in the Maine woods. Working alongside lumberjacks, trappers, and hunters, Sprinchorn captured their lifestyle in work that his friend Marsden Hartley called �쐕tterly new.�� Sprinchorn�셲 perspective as a gay man and Swedish immigrant shaped his vision. This book gathers over 180 sketches and paintings and accompanies exhibitions at the Bates College Museum of Art and the Ogunquit Museum of American Art in summer and fall 2026, marking a significant reevaluation of his legacy.

9�� x 10.5�� 288 pages
181 plates + 51 additional illustrations, full color
ISBN 978-0-89101-142-2 $55.00
Available September 2026

Please use the button below to preorder (US addresses only). Purchasers outside the US, booksellers, and libraries: please contact um.press@maine.edu for ordering information.

New & Noteworthy

A landmark two-volume reference developed through over fifty years of collaboration among Native speakers, educators, and linguists. With more than 1,600 pages and 19,000 entries, it serves as an essential resource for language learning, teaching, and research.

Cover image of MAINE AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES 3rd Edition

The third edition of Maine Amphibians and Reptiles explores the lives of 38 fascinating species�봣rom tiny newts to rarely seen sea turtles�봣ound across Maine and the Northeast. Built on 25 years of research, with expanded photos, regional studies, and engaging writing, it�셲 perfect for scientists and curious readers alike.

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Image of the cover of Piecework by Abby Paige

Piecework brings together two plays that weave poetry, history, and personal narrative into powerful explorations of migration, memory, and Franco-American identity across generations and borders.

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Image of the cover of Cod Coasts by Stephen J. Hornsby

by Stephen Hornsby

Cod Coasts explores the rich cultural landscapes shaped by the cod fishery from Cape Cod to Labrador, highlighting the industry�셲 profound influence on communities across northeastern North America.

Cover of Hearts in Suspension by Stephen King

Hearts in Suspension blends memoir and fiction, reflecting on Stephen King�셲 college years at the 91괵죕 and the turbulent 1960s that shaped his life, friendships, and writing.