This week in Buzz...

'Outsourced' is an exotic adventure
with romance and humor By Jeremiah Rancourt edge contributor
With
Labor Day weekend come and gone, it is time for many of us to admit
summer is over and re-focus our energies on work. Keeping that in mind,
I rented “Outsourced,” not knowing just what to expect from an
independent film I hadn’t heard of before.
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'Tropic Thunder' takes the summer out with a bang

Let the good times roll Brewer Days
By Katy England edge staff writer kengland@themaineedge.comBREWER –
You might have heard the rumor that summer is wrapping up and fall is
edging its way into Maine – that doesn’t mean you have to take it lying
down. There’s still plenty of fun to be had, and a lot can be found
during the Brewer Days celebration this weekend. Read more...

'Heaven's Net' will catch your attentionSeries' final novel is both an ending & a beginningBy Allen Adams edge staff writer aadams@themaineedge.comOne
of my favorite genres to read is historical fantasy. There’s something
fascinating to me about reading stories about what the past might have
been like if the world happened to operate in a slightly different way.
Author Lian Hearn has created just such a world with her “Tales of the
Otori” series, culminating in the fifth book “Heaven’s Net Is Wide: The
First Tale of the Otori,” (Riverhead Books, $15.00) a novel that serves
as both grand finale and prequel to the epic series.
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