Dates on Cape Cod and in Southeastern Massachusetts.
From the July 9, 2021 editions of the Enterprise Newspapers & Joanne Briana-Garner: "With his outgoing personality and ability to speak animatedly about the shipwrecks and personal stories of crew members and surfmen, Mr. Wilding is a natural for giving presentations and talks on local history."
What they're saying ...
"With his outgoing personality and ability to speak animatedly about the shipwrecks and personal stories of crew members and surfmen, Mr. Wilding is a natural for giving presentations and talks on local history."
— Joanne Briana-Garner, The Enterprise Newspapers of Falmouth, Mass.
“An ultimate storyteller and the ultimate shipwreck.”
— Bourne Historical Society, August 2022
"Don Wilding … calls himself a storyteller, but he is also somewhat of a scholar. He’s a very dynamic man who pulls you into the stories of Cape Cod."
— Rhoda Flaxman, Retired Professor of Literature, Brown University, and Founder, Open University of Wellfleet, 2017
Other Cape Cod history books by Don
(click on covers to order)
If you get the chance to meet Don, or read his book, or see his presentation, I highly recommend you do.
— Peter Doherty, English Department, Tahanto Regional High School, Boylston, Mass.
'Shipwrecks of Cape Cod' has been one of the summer’s bestsellers and a perfect gift for a lover of Cape Cod history.
-- Brewster Book Store, August 2021
You’re continuing to tell these stories, and as we’re losing our heroes of the old Cape, you’re maintaining that. Everyone should keep an eye on where you are and what you’re speaking about in your different engagements.
Robby McQueeney ("The Dune Tramp"), WOMR-FM, Provincetown
(Don’s) scholarship (is) certainly evident. (He is) most knowledgeable about Cape history.
Betty McIntyre, Landfall Sailing Club
