Talk:Milo Winter

1910 art student

Search 'milo winter' in historical newspapers via one university library subscription at ProQuest.com yields:

Chicago Daily Tribune 1910-02-06 p2 "Art League Students, in Costume, Appear in Mardi Gras Festival". At this annual festival of the Art Students' League of Chicago, Milo Winter played Ferdinand in "The Fall of Granada".

The next hits (several) are late 1912, notices and advertisements of his illustrated books.

The preceding hits (3) are late 1905, Classified Ads with optimal character mis-recognition of "Exceptionally Mild Winter Climate"

--P64 (talk) 21:43, 19 September 2017 (UTC)

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Another author named Milo Winter

I just want to bring up the existence of a modern author by the name of Milo Winter that may conflict with this page and/or cause confusion in people searching for the more modern Milo rather than the historical one. I have no case for the modern Milo Winter having the notoriety to warrant his own page, but I want to make people aware of this situation for any potential future page.

This author previously published a book called 'The Age of Scorpius' under his deadname, which now has a second edition, and he also wrote another book under the pen name Milo Prather. You can find some information here: https://www.avrilmarieaalund.com/post/the-age-of-scorpius https://observer.case.edu/accepting-failure-audra-winters-the-age-of-scorpius-teaches-us-an-important-lesson/ Bearfrost (talk) 17:01, 14 June 2026 (UTC)