Talk:Patricia Morrisroe
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Being known for something[edit]
I clicked on a link and arrived at the article because I mistook the name. I must have been thinking of somebody with a similar name (or perhaps a namesake).
Arthistorian1977, if she's "known for being a biographer of Robert Mapplethorpe", then I'd expect that there'd be commentary on the biography (and the biographer). Why not summarize some perceptive examples and add this? -- Hoary (talk) 23:23, 15 October 2020 (UTC)