Rob Kagan writes: “I published my memoir, Noah’s Rejects: A cautionary tale about life on an island paradise. It is the story of trying to live year-round on Chappaquiddick amongst so much beauty and so much dysfunction. The themes discussed in the book include housing (summer people have purchased all the housing so workers are living in the woods in tents to survive), COVID (which pushed summer people to live on the island year round, which changed the vibe and benefits of the off season for locals), bad behavior being normalized on the islands as there is nowhere else to go for a workforce, class struggle, and being an entrepreneur on the island. Here is my website for more information about the book: https://noahsrejects.com/. The book is available on Amazon.”
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