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By Susan Sheehan · The New Yorker · May 1981
The Patient
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"Susan Sheehan on the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center schizophrenia patient Sylvia Frumkin, whose real name was Maxine Mason. This series later became a Pulitzer Prize-winning book, “Is There No Place on Earth for Me?”"

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