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Maud Newton is a writer whose book about ancestors is coming from Random House in 2022

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Whither Cynthia Schad

by Maud Newton | January 18th, 2010

Kevin Wilson wonders what became of Cynthia Schad, whose “Close to Autumn” he read in the Fall ’88 issue of Ploughshares.

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