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Madeleine Blais, "To The New Owners"
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August 10, 2017
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50:22Now PlayingFrom the 1970s until 2014, a rustic house on Tisbury Great Pond was virtually a member of Blais’s family. The clan spent summers there, watched children grow up, and feasted on oysters and crabs caught just steps away from the kitchen. In her fourth book, Blais, a former Miami Herald reporter and the author of In These Girls, Hope is a Muscle, delivers a moving valediction to this house and the life lived in it. She also gives an intimate tour of Martha’s Vineyard past and present, pointing out details only a native would know.
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