User talk:Jvorzimmer

Charles Williams
Hi. Great job getting the facts right on Williams's death.

Do you have references for the change and the add you made to the bibliography? My source for the statement that Girl Out Back was "possibly condensed as" Operation is Bill Crider's comprehensive bibliography: The Gold Medal Corner: Charles Williams which gives the following: “Operation.” Cosmopolitan, magazine, February 1957. Note: This may be an abridged version of Girl Out Back, see below, the British editions of which were entitled Operator. How do you come by the info that Girl Out Back was definitely condensed, and not as Operation but as Operator?

As for Pacific Honeymoon, it sounds highly plausible, but I've never come across this anywhere. My 1971 edition of Dead Calm doesn't mention it, nor do any of the sources I've ever seen. Google, Google Book Search, and Amazon Search-in-Book turn up nothing. If you can provide your source, it would probably constitute an important new reference.

Thanks much. Best, Dan—DCGeist 18:00, 31 August 2006 (UTC)

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Yearbook Photos
Would the use of yearbook photos be fair use?