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If this individual is actaully dead, as an editor indicated, a reference '''must''' be found before indicating that fact in his article. [[User:Quatloo|Quatloo]] 00:34, 3 July 2007 (UTC)
If this individual is actaully dead, as an editor indicated, a reference '''must''' be found before indicating that fact in his article. [[User:Quatloo|Quatloo]] 00:34, 3 July 2007 (UTC)

Gee, thanks for the tip, Quatloo. What part of "as noted on the Science Fiction Writer's Association of America Web site" did you ''not'' understand? As a member of SFWA, I've seen the announcement with my own eyes. However, to satisfy officious twitdom, I will also note reference to it on Harlan Ellison's Web site, with further comments by Ellison. [[User:Scalzi|Scalzi]]

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  • Dracula Sequence:
    • Dominion (1997)
    • A Matter of Taste (1990)
that's not chronological - any specific reason or can that 1997 entry be moved down (or is that 1987)? (clem 19:09, 14 May 2005 (UTC))[reply]

Berserker novels history

Berserker's Star (2003) shows up as #14 & #16.

Death

If this individual is actaully dead, as an editor indicated, a reference must be found before indicating that fact in his article. Quatloo 00:34, 3 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Gee, thanks for the tip, Quatloo. What part of "as noted on the Science Fiction Writer's Association of America Web site" did you not understand? As a member of SFWA, I've seen the announcement with my own eyes. However, to satisfy officious twitdom, I will also note reference to it on Harlan Ellison's Web site, with further comments by Ellison. Scalzi