The Young Men and the Sea
REVIEW: The Lost Boys of Montauk by Amanda M. Fairbanks
Karl Salzmann • July 4, 2021 4:58 am
SHARE A person dies twice, a fisherman told Amanda M. Fairbanks. The first time they die is when their body stops moving. The second time they die is when the last person stops talking about them. That could be the thesis of
The Lost Boys of Montauk. The book is a testament not only to Fairbanks s writing skill and journalistic persistence though it is that but also to the need she felt to tell the story of Mike Stedman, Dave Connick, Michael Vigilant, and Scott Clarke, the four commercial fishermen who vanished with their boat, the
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