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Hi, and welcome to my user page. I'm Brian Kunde, currently registered on Wikipedia as BPK2; previously I contributed briefly as Bpk1, and from IP addresses 171.64.139.118 and 171.64.139.139, among others. My interests are varied, some including, as reflected in my postings, American comic books, Elizabethan theater, speculative fiction, Roman history and ancient history in general. Most of my postings concern literary figures and literary works. This page is updated as time and circumstances warrant; the "Articles created" section being the part updated most frequently. ~BPK, 11/9/05, rv. 2/21/06, 10/1/07, 1/5/12.

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[edit] Articles created

The listing is up-to-date as of the latest date cited in the prefatory count table. It includes templates created for use with other articles and recreates of occasional articles originally authored by others, which are clearly noted in the list. It does not include items added incidentally to other work, such as discussion tabs, image uploads, redirect or disambiguation articles, and categories.

[edit] Count of articles by month

The count is current through 2/3/12. Numbers that are not final are in orange.

Year Ja Fb Mr Ap My Jn Jl Au Sp Oc Nv Dc Year
total
Run-
ing
total
2005 001 004 004 010 008 027 027
2006 002 003 001 005 004 001 027 038 036 023 019 017 176 203
2007 007 008 012 026 014 014 026 010 014 011 006 002 150 353
2008 001 002 009 005 004 005 003 001 001 005 000 022 058 411
2009 018 004 006 007 001 007 001 003 010 018 008 007 090 501
2010 010 006 003 003 010 010 004 004 013 018 011 009 101 602
2011 003 001 004 001 002 004 004 008 015 001 000 001 044 646
2012 005 002 007 653

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[edit] User pages

  • User:BPK2 (11/9/05)

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[edit] Organizations and companies

[edit] People

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[edit] Literary characters and settings

[edit] Literary works (by author)

Magazines and monographic series
Multiple authors or editors
Fiction
Anthologies
Anonymous
Poul Anderson
Edwin Lester Arnold
Isaac Asimov
Robin Wayne Bailey
Leslie Barringer
Peter S. Beagle
Henry Ames Blood
Hannes Bok
Ernest Bramah
Kenneth Bulmer
Fiction
Anthologies
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Books
Film
John Carnell
Anthologies
Leonard Carpenter
Terry Carr
Anthologies
Lin Carter
Fiction
Nonfiction
Anthologies
Joy Chant
Stanton A. Coblentz
Donald Corley
F. Marion Crawford
L. Sprague de Camp
Fiction
Anthologies
Poetry
Nonfiction
Alexandre Dumas
Lord Dunsany
Philip José Farmer
  • Flight to Opar (9/19/06) (recreated from pre-existing stub Flight to Ophar)
Mark Finn
Eric Flint
Esther M. Friesner
Anthologies
Richard Garnett
Randall Garrett
H. Rider Haggard
John C. Hocking
Robert E. Howard
C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne
John Jakes
Tudor Jenks
Robert Jordan
Phyllis Ann Karr
Garrison Keillor
Otis Adelbert Kline
Katherine Kurtz
Sterling E. Lanier
Sanders Anne Laubenthal
Fritz Leiber
David Lindsay
H. P. Lovecraft
George MacDonald
George Meredith
Sean A. Moore
William Morris
Sam Moskowitz
H. Warner Munn
Henry Newbolt
Andre Norton
Fiction
Anthologies
Andrew J. Offutt
Fiction
Anthologies
Steve Perry
Terry Pratchett
Fletcher Pratt
John Maddox Roberts
Arthur W. Saha
Anthologies
Jessica Amanda Salmonson
Anthologies
Hans Stefan Santesson
Anthologies
Darrell Schweitzer
Non-fiction
Anthologies
Clark Ashton Smith
Michael A. Stackpole
Harry Turtledove
Karl Edward Wagner
Fiction
Anthologies
Evangeline Walton
Donald A. Wolheim
Anthologies
Patricia C. Wrede
Mary Tappan Wright
Roger Zelazny

[edit] Friends

My friend and colleague Geoffrey Skinner is also an occasional Wikipedia contributor.

[edit] Trivia

Just discovered that at least one Wikipedia article cites me as a source (in an external link). As of this date, at least, the article Magnetic tape selectric typewriter references my old essay "A Brief History of Word Processing (Through 1986)". How about that! —1/26/2007. Looks like that article got renamed IBM MT/ST at some point. —6/30/2010.

Now I note that the article Word processor cites my essay too, which makes a lot more sense. —9/26/2007.

The Remains of the Day is another article now citing me as a source (as of yesterday), this time referencing my site "The Best English-Language Fiction of the Twentieth Century: A Composite List and Ranking". —6/30/2010.

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