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Take a trip to the beaches of Wellfleet on the spiraling hook of Cape Cod, Massachusetts: The year is 1910, and an enclave of artists and writers is forming. John Taylor Williams’s, from FSG, traces the “flawed, rowdy, careless bohemians” who left Manhattan’s Greenwich Village for the cheaper coastal towns up east—or bounced between the two.
out from Ecco. The book, which began as a 2018 article for this magazine, serves as a portrait not only of a marriage but of a critical American artistic awakening during the years that Hayward once called “the most wonderful and awful of my life.
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