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Michele Christle

Michele Christle is a writer whose work explores culture, ecology, history, and place. Her writing has appeared in publications including The Kenyon Review, Down East, Eater, and Cultural Survival Quarterly, and she has contracted with organizations such as Maine Audubon, Maine Sea Grant, Out in the Open, and StoryCorps. The recipient of a LEF/CIFF Fellowship and residencies at Hewnoaks and Shannaghe, Michele is presently working on a documentary film about eels with filmmaker Eli Kao, collaborating with Atlantic Black Box’s Interco(a)stal project, and writes a newsletter called Tinker on the Marsh, about the tidal marsh in so-called Maine where she lives.
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    Like White Ghosts Swimming

    The film director chose to shoot the interview with Paul in the living room. Behind Paul: three deer mounts, one pheasant with outstretched wings, and a largemouth bass, interspersed with family portraits. They’d lit him well; Paul looked good in…