Submissions from 2023
A Vinalhaven Photo Album, Sheri Romer Brock, Photographer
Doing Door-to-Door Advocacy for Water, Casey Groening
Fisheries From 1973 to 2023: How We Got Here, Robin Alden
Friendship's Pam Cabanas Renders 'Abrasive Truths', Pam Cabanas
How Far Can a Fish Run?, Jack Sullivan
Island Bound -- A Home Away, Yet Not Away, Abigail Trafford
Island Enlightenment in a Glass, Phil Crossman
Island Institute at 40: Community Authenticity Remains Our Focus, Tom Groening
The Ebb and Flow of Maine's Three-Port Strategy, Clarke Canfield
The Legacy of Islesboro's Charles Dana Gibson, Carl Little
Upcycling, Island Style, Tina Cohen
What We Saw Touring the Gulf of Maine Shore, Natalie Springuel and Rich MacDonald
Submissions from 2022
A Century Ago, Children Were Seafood Processors, Rebecca Pritchard
Ask an Islander: Monhegan's Tara Hire: Be Creative, Work Hard, Tom Groening
Climate Activism's Next Generation: At 19, Riley Stevenson Has Already Built Working Organizations, Amy Rawn
Fiction: On a Following Sea, David K. Shipler
Fifty Years of Cleaner Waters, Frances Mize
Folio: 'In Conversation' with Mother, Daughter Painters: Martha, Kaitlyn Miller Inspired by Islesford, Lisa Mossel
My Downeast Adventure Has a Surprise Ending, Mark Macey
Objectively Caring for Her Community: Chebeague's Susan Stranahan Drops Reporter Notebook for Activism, Tom Groening
On the Runway and the Gangplank: Former Miss Maine Bridges Two Disparate Walks of Life, Jack Sullivan
The Illustrator's Island: Peaks Island is Sanctuary for Narrative Art, Carl Little
The Long Journey from Boat to Plate: A Complex Supply Chain, Heavy on Infrastructure, Delivers Lobster, Laurie Schreiber
The Rest of the Story: 'Mornings on Maple Street': Tracing the Lives of of Those Child Laborers, Rebecca Pritchard
The 'Undeclared War' on the Reviled Cormorant, Dana Wilde
The Working Waterfront Wars: Condos on a Portland Pier Was the Shot Heard Along the Coast, Tom Groening
What We Mean When We Say 'From Away': That Proud Inferiority as Expressed in Maine Literature, Dana Wilde
When the Irish Invaded Canada: Fenian Brotherhood, with Members from Vinalhaven, Planned to Seize Campobello, Christopher Klein
Submissions from 2021
"All Eyes on the Chesapeake" : Estuary's Recovery Faces Political and Legal Challenges, Jeremy Cox
An Island Funeral : An Archipelagic Community Whose Members Join in Mourning, Christina M. Gillis
An Island Helmsman: Islesboro's Gabe Pendleton Gets to Work, For His Neighbors and Planet, Jack Sullivan
An Old Salt, An Old Way of Life: Pulling a Living From the Cold, Unforgiving Sea, Jon Keller and Leslie Bowman, illustrator
Boosting Our Small Businesses, Stephanie Bouchard
Building Boats in the Heart of Maine's Boating Waters, Laurie Schreiber
Changing Fisheries on Narragansett Bay: Cleaner Waters, but Fishing Culture and Fish Species in Flux, Ari Snider
Chesapeake Oysters, Once on the Brink, Are Here To Stay, Jeremy Cox
Etching the View from the Water's Edge: Printmaker Michele O'Keefe Creates Images of Boat, Sea, and Sky, Michele O'Keefe
From the Helm: A Leader for Changing Times, Emily Lane
Gritty, Relentless, and "Pretty Rugged": Ali Farrell's Book Captures Women Working in the Lobster Fishery, Island Journal Staff writers
Henri, Bellows, and Luks: The Ashcan School in Maine, Carl Little
Island Gallery Owner is Buyer, Artist Matchmaker: Elaine Crossman Marks 20 Years With New Era Gallery on Vinalhaven, Tom Groening
Louis Wellington Cabot -- An Example for the Ages, Philip Conkling
Penobscot Bay: Churning Waters, Changing Tide, Tom Groening
Recipe, Susan Deborah King
Sarah Brake: An Island's Human Resource, Casey Engelman
So What, Janet Mills and Jamie Wyeth
The Island's Star: Vinalhaven Carries Robert Indiana's Artistic Legacy Forward, Phil Crossman
The Misunderstood Shark: Several Species of This Ancient Creature Make Their Home in the Gulf of Maine, Dana Wilde
The Unique Environment of Island Forests, Catherine Schmitt
Submissions from 2020
Alchemy of the Night Sky, Jim Nickelson