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Thank you for this. I misunderstood what was meant by references. I have tried again and just added references. I hope I have done it right this time. JM Jemima Melville (talk) 13:48, 19 July 2014 (UTC)Reply


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Your submission at Articles for creation: Poetic Practice (June 9)

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Ways to improve Amy Evans Bauer

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Thank you.He also had an important role in the English Association - and was for many years editor of English.

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I've left a comment on your Articles for Creation submission,, as follows: He is notable, but the article is still promotional. Immediately rewrite to

  1. List his books, in chronological order, including publisher and ISBN.
  2. Give references to the published reviews, don't include them in the text. You can include a short quote in the references--see WP:CITEBEGIN for the format
  3. Every statement must be referenced. Refs must be to published material ,not just websites
  4. Divide the article in to sections for his biography, his criticism and scholarship, and his poetry.
  5. Then notify me on my usertalk page. I know what works for this sort of article.
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