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Mercy, Maine, and Me

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Maine: it's not just blueberries, lighthouses and moose. Subscribe for short stories and novel excerpts about life in working class Maine and essays about writing.

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About Jennie Robertson

Jennie Robertson is a writer and teacher from Maine. She has been published in MaryJane’s Farm, Broken Pencil, the anthologies So Glad They Told Me and Here in the Middle, and online on Literary Mama, Mothers Always Write, and others.

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