Join Susanna Graham-Pye as she discusses her new book, For the Unremembered: A Journey of Reflection into Cape Cod’s Connection to Slavery. Learn about the hidden and often-overlooked stories of the enslaved people who lived on Cape Cod and whose contributions helped shape the communities.

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Susanna Graham-Pye is an award-winning writer who has worked for over 30 years for most every publication on Cape Cod. During her time working as a journalist, Graham-Pye noticed that the everpresent backdrop to nearly every story was the land and sea. Graham-Pye believes that the Cape’s landscape, for those willing to stop and listen, deeply enriches every story and tells stories of its own. This belief is the foundation of For the Unremembered, A Journey of Reflection into Cape Cod’s Connection to Slavery. 

Graham-Pye is a middle school language arts and writing teacher at Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School. She has published one novel, There is a Season.

During her career as a journalist, she received national, regional and state recognition for her reporting. While needing to confess she is a washashore, she landed here with her parents and sister when she was quite young. Graham-Pye grew up on the Cape, is a graduate of Nauset Regional High School, Smith College, BA, and Goddard College, MFAW. She lives on Cape Cod with her family. She will continue her efforts to find and report on the lives of people who were enslaved and unremembered in the pages of Cape history.