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Maud Newton

  • Freelance Writer, Critic, and Author, Freelance
New York
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Wrote ANCESTOR TROUBLE, a best book of 2022 per New Yorker, NPR, WaPo, more. John Leonard Prize Finalist. Account dormant since 10/28/2022.
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McNally Jackson Book Fest with Lee Hawkins

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By Maud Newton
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I’m looking forward to talking with Lee Hawkins, author of I Am Nobody’s Slave, for the first-ever McNally Jackson Book Festival! In conversation, we’ll explore the complexities of family history and the intergenerational legacies we carry. We’ll discuss race, inheritance, trauma, and resilience—and how confronting the past can offer hope for future generations. June 3, 6:30 pm, South Street Seaport.
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NYPL Blog Recommends Ancestor Trouble

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By Maud Newton
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I love the New York Public Library, and am so grateful to history and genealogy librarian Serena Dresslar for recommending my book, Ancestor Trouble, in such outstanding company.
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Art & Kinship: Laila Lalami's The Dream Hotel

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By Maud Newton
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For the Art & Kinship installment in my latest newsletter, I write about Laila Lalami’s chilling new novel, The Dream Hotel, and the author reveals that her mother’s childhood in a Moroccan orphanage may have influenced the book.
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