Join us on Saturday, May 2 at 1pm at BookSpace by The Briar Patch (48 Columbia St. in Bangor) for a book launch and reading celebrating Maine author Jack Cashman’s latest book, THE STATE OF THE UNION. The author will be on hand to sign copies of the book, and there will be copies available for sale during the event.
ABOUT THE STATE OF THE UNION
The State of Our Union is not good. We are a terribly divided country filled with hate and corruption. It’s time the American people stopped listening to the election year propaganda paid for by the Oligarchs and open their eyes to what has happened to their country. We must focus on returning America to the nation envisioned by our founders.
ABOUT JACK CASHMAN
Jack Cashman’s career has put him in a number of roles. Coming from a background of small business ownership, real estate, and insurance, Cashman was first elected to serve in the Maine House of Representatives in 1982. After five terms in office and some time away from state government, he returned to public service in 2003 in a variety of roles with the administration of Maine Governor John Baldacci. Cashman’s first book, An Irish Immigrant Story, was published in 2018 as a historical novel based on the story of his own family’s journey from Ireland to the United States during the time of the Potato Famine. He is the winner of the 2024 International Impact Book Award for An Irishman’s Story of Survival. Jack has spent nearly all of his life in Maine, and currently lives in Hampden with his wife of nearly 50 years, Betty. They are the proud parents of two sons and grandparents of five granddaughters.