Directory of Magazines and E-zines Resources

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• Bangor Metro Magazine

  http://www.bangormetro.com/
  Features articles, current event calendar, message board, advertising, and subscription information. Covers local business, lifestyle, and opinions within central, coastal, eastern, and northern areas.

• Discover Maine

  http://discovermainemagazine.com/
  History and nostalgia magazine. Features stories and photographs of a different region each month.

• Down East : The Magazine of Maine

  http://www.downeast.com/
  Features the monthly issue, subscription information, advertisers, editorial guide, shopping, FAQ, and Maine links. Browse through past issues, articles, and photographs. Published in Rockport.

• Lighthouse Digest

  http://www.lhdigest.com/
  Electronic version of the international lighthouse magazine. Includes photographs, features, news, tours, cruises and the doomsday list of endangered lighthouses. Archive of past issues available.

• Maine Antique Digest

  http://www.maineantiquedigest.com/
  Specializing in up scale Maine antiques, site has extensive links to 1999 shows and antique dealers. Tastefully crafted site is chock full of information for antique customers and dealers.

• Maine Boats and Harbors Magazine

  http://www.maineboats.com/
  Articles cover the Maine coast, people, history, boats, homes, food, and events. Published in Camden.

• Paper Talks

  http://www.papertalks.com/
  Offers subscriptions magazine with a pictorial history of northern, downeast, and central Maine.

• Strange Maine

  http://strangemaine.blogspot.com/
  E-zine and blog offers a forum for discussion about Maine's mysteries and legends.

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