
Cape Coddities
'Cape Coddities' Summary
Cape Coddities is a collection of stories by Roger Livingston Scaife. Scaife was a gifted writer, journalist, and historian, and he used his talents to create a charming and insightful portrait of the people and culture of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
The book is a delightful collection of anecdotes, character sketches, and observations that celebrate the people and traditions of Cape Cod. Scaife's writing style is engaging, warm, and witty, and he has a wonderful eye for detail. He brings to life the colorful characters that populate the region, from the fishermen and farmers to the artists and writers who are drawn to the area's natural beauty and rich history.
The stories in Cape Coddities are organized thematically, covering topics such as local history, fishing, farming, and the arts. Scaife writes with great affection for his subjects, and his deep knowledge of the area shines through in every story.
One of the strengths of Cape Coddities is Scaife's ability to capture the unique character of Cape Cod. He writes about the region's history with reverence, highlighting its proud traditions while also acknowledging the challenges it has faced. He also offers insights into the modern-day Cape, showing how it has changed over the years while still retaining its distinctive identity.
Overall, Cape Coddities is a wonderful book that captures the essence of Cape Cod. It is a must-read for anyone who loves the area or is interested in its history and culture. Scaife's writing is engaging and insightful, and his stories offer a fascinating glimpse into this special corner of the world.
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