Armistead MaupinAuthor of Tales of the CityAlso known as: a Maupin, Arm Maupin, Armisted Maupin, Armistea Maupin, Armstead Maupin, Armistad Maupin ... (see complete list), Armistad Maupin, Amistead Maupin, Arnistead Maupin, Armistead Maupin, Harmistead Maupin, Armistead Maupin; Maupin
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