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Story by Charlotte Crowder Illustrations by Jill Finsen |
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The story of a Maine lobsterman's special bucket and the people who share in its adventures.
Charlotte Crowder lives and writes on the coast of Maine. By day, she is a medical writer and editor, but she also writes fiction for children and adults. Her short stories for adults have been published in Maine Boats, Homes and Harbors magazine, The Maine Review, Boston Literary Magazine, and Brilliant Flash Fiction. Two more short story publications are forthcoming; one in the summer issue of American Writers Review; the second in the Dreamers Creative Writing winter 2020 Anthology 2.
www.storiesbycharlotte.com |
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Jill Finsen’s paintings combine what is familiar and what we imagine. Her paintings evoke emotional responses to the people, objects, and places portrayed through bold colors and textures. Her images invite us to respond with our feelings.
Earning her Master of Fine Arts in Painting from The New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting & Sculpture, Jill is inspired in her own work by New England-based painters including Maine artists such as Marsden Hartley, William Irvine and Harold Garde. Her paintings have been widely exhibited in Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New York and Washington, D.C. Based in Washington, D.C., Jill summers in Brooksville, Maine, and rows on the Bagaduce River, navigating among the seals and lobster pots.
This is her first book. She had fun making the pictures for it! And she is most appreciative to Susan Finsen and George Kimmerling for their ongoing support and to my favorite lobstering family, the Peasleys—Frank, Hannah, Sophie and Tonyia—for allowing her to get close to the action. www.jillfinsen.com
Irving Finsen, Jill and Her Favorite Sister Susie, Gloucester, MA, circa 1955.
Earning her Master of Fine Arts in Painting from The New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting & Sculpture, Jill is inspired in her own work by New England-based painters including Maine artists such as Marsden Hartley, William Irvine and Harold Garde. Her paintings have been widely exhibited in Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New York and Washington, D.C. Based in Washington, D.C., Jill summers in Brooksville, Maine, and rows on the Bagaduce River, navigating among the seals and lobster pots.
This is her first book. She had fun making the pictures for it! And she is most appreciative to Susan Finsen and George Kimmerling for their ongoing support and to my favorite lobstering family, the Peasleys—Frank, Hannah, Sophie and Tonyia—for allowing her to get close to the action. www.jillfinsen.com
Irving Finsen, Jill and Her Favorite Sister Susie, Gloucester, MA, circa 1955.
