Submissions from 2020
A Love of Sea and Sky, Tom Groening
Betsy James Wyeth, 1921-2020, Peter Ralston
Fishing, Fowling, and Navigation: How a Colonial Ordinance Shaped a Coastline, Rebecca Pritchard
From the Helm: This Moment in our Community Life Inspires Reflection, Rob Snyder
How Two French Islands Recovered, Post-Cod, Natalie Springuel
In Spite of the Forecast, Margaret A. Haberman
Islanders in the Dusk, Carl Little
Islands of the Dawnland, Rebecca Pritchard
Islands Were First Footholds for European Settlers, Jacqueline Weaver
Islesford's Calendar Girls Loyal to "Dip of the Month Club", Jack Sullivan
John Marin's Islands, Carl Little
Maine Triumphs Through Coastal Law, Stephanie Bouchard
Remembering Hoddy, Philip Conkling
Sailing to Statehood: How Maine's Coast and Islands Charted Our Course, various authors
Southwest Harbor Works to Navigate Change, Griffin Pollock
Stonington Siblings Modernize Lobster Business, Laurie Schreiber
The Story of Fire, Julia Bouwsma
The Strange Nature of Horseshoe Crabs, Dana Wilde
Two Decades of Fellows Changes Communities, Kendra Jo Grindle
What is Poetry? Part 2, Jeffrey Thomson
Zain Padamsee Found Himself on Frenchboro, Scott Sell
Submissions from 2019
Cliff Island: A Labor of Love for Cheryl Crowley, Tom Groening
Coalition Building at the Water's Edge, Elizabeth Rush
"Creators in Arms" on Swan's Island, Carl Little
Folio: Othered: Displaced from Malaga, Daniel Minter and Kate McBrien
How We Get Here: A History of the Ferry Service, Nancy Griffin
Keeping the Home Fires...Out, Casey Engelman
Kristan Porter Remains Grounded as Fisheries Shift, Laurie Schreiber
Lines (57° 59′ N, 7° 16'W) : Interactive Site Specific Light Installation at Outer Hebrides, Scotland, Pekka Niittyvirta and Timo Aho
Nantaska: the "Islands" of Nantucket and Alaska, Crocker Snow Jr.
Pathways to Fine Art, George Pearlman
Resilience is the Response to Rising Waters, Stephanie Bouchard
Taking Stock of a Downeast River, Jon Keller
The Schoodic Story, Jacqueline Weaver
The Secret Soul of an Island Shoe, Christina Marsden Gillis and Peter Ralston, photographer
Whelmed in Key Largo, Steven Harris
Wrack, Sheila Gray Jordan
Submissions from 2018
88, John Wulpe
Altered Realities: Jeffrey C. Becton
A Town of Superlatives: Cumberland County town has longest coastline in state, oldest population, Callie Ferguson and Michele Stapleton Photographer
Bucksport; Life After the Mill: The town at the top of Penobscot Bay searches for its new heart and soul, Jim Baumer and Linda Coan O'Kresik
Essay; The Sound of Silence: What does it mean to listen closely in a noisy world?, Scott Sell
Fiction: The Ledge, Lawrence Sargent Hall
From the Helm; Numbers That Tell Stories About Our Communities
Grabbing the Digital Future: Islands explore ways to bring fast internet to boost economies, support health care and education and sustain population, Jennifer Van Allen
Great Lakes Islands Choose People-Focused Strategy, Abigail Curtis and Frank Solle Photographer
Luke Holden's "Trap to Table" Adventure: Luke's Lobster chain of restaurants is reinventing fishing business, Stephanie Bouchard
Maine Islands: Paintings from the Farnsworth collection
Men, Books, Food, and Drink, Phil Crossman and Sheri Romer-Day, photographer