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Barbara Cartland wrote about 700 books. I'm thinking of creating a separate list for her books and only featuring a selection in the article. I'm not sure how many romances she wrote ... I might just feature her romances instead. I'll think on it. If you have an opinion, let me know. [[User:Roaming27|Roaming27]] 01:15, 13 January 2007 (PST) | Barbara Cartland wrote about 700 books. I'm thinking of creating a separate list for her books and only featuring a selection in the article. I'm not sure how many romances she wrote ... I might just feature her romances instead. I'll think on it. If you have an opinion, let me know. [[User:Roaming27|Roaming27]] 01:15, 13 January 2007 (PST) | ||
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| + | As far as separate lists for the books are concerned, I'm in agreement there. For highly prolific authors, I think it makes sense to break out there works into smaller chunks. Not only does it make the page load faster, but also allows us to further discuss specific elements of what they've been written. [[Nora Roberts]] is another obvious choice for this treatment... | ||
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I'll add to and edit this as soon as I can. Roaming27 00:52, 13 January 2007 (PST)
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Barbara Cartland wrote about 700 books. I'm thinking of creating a separate list for her books and only featuring a selection in the article. I'm not sure how many romances she wrote ... I might just feature her romances instead. I'll think on it. If you have an opinion, let me know. Roaming27 01:15, 13 January 2007 (PST)
--Romancewiki 15:17, 15 January 2007 (PST) As far as separate lists for the books are concerned, I'm in agreement there. For highly prolific authors, I think it makes sense to break out there works into smaller chunks. Not only does it make the page load faster, but also allows us to further discuss specific elements of what they've been written. Nora Roberts is another obvious choice for this treatment...
