Talk:Lou Aronica

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This is the first article I've worked on in Wikipedia. I'm trying to adhere to Wikipedia's guidelines, but it will take a little while to get all the sourcing pefected.

Instead of writing the article all at one time in Word, I've just been adding to it little by little in spare moments here and there. This seems to work as well as doing it the other way, especially since anybody else can come in and edit it or add to it. A couple of times other Wikipedians have dropped in and added a detail or a source that has helped build the article incrementally.

Also, I did email Lou Aronica himself to ask who the photographer was for one of his photos online. He gave me the photographer's name(Kim Anderson, for this photo: http://www.goodreads.com/photo/author/195467.Lou_Aronica)), but I still am unsure which photographer it is (there are more than one by that name). The photo still may not be worth the time I'd have to put in it. And yet, it's out there if I wanted to follow up with permissions (see note above for instructions on how to write photographers for permission and upload a photo to Wikipedia).

What's remaining on the article that I'd like to do is: a fuller list of books he edited, more complete bibliographic details such as dates and publishers of his novels, and hyperlinks to names and items in the article itself.

Mportolano (talk) 13:24, 15 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

full spectrum?[edit]

It says there are/were 5 volumes, but only lists 4. If there was one prepared that didn't materialize or something, that should be noted.

Never mind -- apparently the 5th was edited by someone else. In which case, THAT should be noted!

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