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
More Than a Pile of Shells: A new understanding of Maine's shell middens, Catherine Schmitt and Catherine Schmitt Photographer
Remember the Monarchs: Rachel Carson's Last Summer at Southport, Edgar Allen Beem and Michele Stapleton
Responding First, Fifteen Miles Out: Islanders want to do their neighborly duty, but time and regulations add to challenges, Gideon Davidson
The Collector of Islands: Their magical allure has carried the author through a lifetime, Melissa Waterman
The Laboratory By The Sea: Biological Lab's connection to nature informs its work, Carl Little and Linda Coan O'Kresik
Varnishing, David Shipler
Submissions from 2017
Along the American Archipelago, Signs Are Everywhere: Rising seas, warming waters impacting islands in Alaska, the Carolinas, the Chesapeake, Philip Conkling
Arctic Observations, Peter Ralston
Essay; Coldwater Coast, Jon Keller
Essay; Vision Shared: The Painter and the Lobsterman, Melissa Waterman and George Terrien Photographer
Halfway to Where Somebody's in Trouble: Cell phones proliferate, but radios are the go-to communication tool on islands, Stephanie Bouchard
How to Row Home, Ralph Stevens
Island Golf Courses: Rougher roughs, tidal hazards and gin and tonics, Selby Frame, Gabe Souza Photographer, and Seth Macy Photographer
Island Window, Judith Ponturo and Elena Jahn, illustrator
Is Maine Still Hurricane-Proof?: Cool waters neuter the worst storms, but a changing climate increases threat, Nancy Griffin
Making it Here; The Island Artist: Islesford potter Kaitlyn Duggan embraces both business and creativity, Tina Cohen
Making It Here; The Island Caretaker, Tom Groening and Tom Groening Photographer
Making It Here; The Island Educator, Kathy Westra
Making It Here; The Island Electrician, Courtney Naliboff and William Trevaskis
Making it Here; The Island Hotelier: Phil Crossman's Tidewater Motel represents the important tourism sector, Phil Crossman and William Trevaskis
Making It Here; The Island Lobster Marketer, Tom Groening and William Trevaskis
Making it Here; The Island Retailer: Swan's Island store owners reach beyond shelves to make profit, Laurie Schreiber and Laurie Schreiber Photographer
Making It Here; The Island Telecommuter, Jennifer Van Allen and Gabe Souza Photographer
Painting Islands: Uniting community with art, Howie Montenko
Smiles, Hugs, and Hospitality Anna Fernald is Islesford's Warm Heart, Scott Sell and Scott Sell Photographer
Very Superstitious: Maritime myths persist, and maybe for good reason, Scott Sell
Submissions from 2016
Acadia's Offshore Island: Isle au Haut Includes 18 Miles of National Park Trails, Abigail Curtis and Scott Sell, photographer
A Tale to Tell: Phippsburg's Eugene Atwood Faced Three Near-death Experiences on the Water, Eugene Atwood and Scott Sell, photographer
Babies on Board: Islands Celebrate Family Growth, Courtney Naliboff and William Trevaskis, photographer
Fiction. A Fluent Blue, Douglas W. Milliken and Cat Bayes, contributor
Fire & Ice: Iceland's Stark Beauty Found Outside Reykjavik on Ring Road, Jlynn Frazier and Jlynn Frazier, photographer
Folio. David Vickery: The Poetry of Place, Carl Little
Folio. Katie Johnson: Picturing Home, Katie Johnson
From the Helm. Leadership in the Age of Ambiguity: Maine Maritime Academy, College of the Atlantic, Island Institute Presidents Talk Elements of Leadership, Island Journal Staff writers and Eric Wayne, photographer