The original manuscript was handwritten on yellow legal pads over the course of summer family vacations in Cape Cod. That manuscript, as well as a memory stick holding a transcript compiled by a friend of one of the author’s children, was eventually lost.
However, thanks to another sibling, Scarecrow on the Marsh, the debut novel by late longtime former radio personality Don Weeks, is now available. The book was reconstructed from memory during Weeks’ final years battling illness, as a form of therapy.
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