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- Bertram & Oliver
- Bird Watcher's Supply
- Book Rack
- Beverly Farms Book Shop
- Bookstore Of Gloucester
- Brass Lyon
- Cape Ann Museum
- Custom House Museum
- Essex Shipbuilding Museum
- House of the Seven Gables
- Jabberwocky
- Joppa Flats
- Lowell's Boat Shop
- Lynn Museum
- Manchester by the Book
- Maria Miles Visitor Center
- Maritime Gloucester
- Peabody Essex Museum
- River's Edge
- Toad Hall Book Store
- Trolley Depot (Salem)
- Warren Street Market
- Wenham Tea House
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01/23/2012
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About the author
Joel Brown writes for the Boston Globe, HubArts.com and many others. He's a native of Massachusetts, a lifelong Red Sox fan and a Newburyport resident. Read his whole sordid story.
I found that once you appropriate a real location for a scene in a novel, that place becomes more tied to fiction than reality. When I drive by locations like the one you've shown here, I don't see them as they really are but as they are in my story/novel. It's true to a lesser degree in journalism. Once a man was murdered on the side of 95 between Hampton and Portsmouth. I covered this for the Herald. Now, when I drive by such locations where crimes or accidents took place, I see my crime scene version of that spot on the road.
Posted by: Rae Francoeur | 12/01/2011 at 07:01 AM