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I decided to be bold and created this article to be specific to the original TekWar novel, as I think the book meets the notability guideline for books. Yeah, there is already a TekWar article, but that one seems more like a portal to the TekWar franchise. I think it's roughly analogous to the articles Dune (franchise) or The Wheel of Time, both of which have links to their separate spinoff articles. This article is rather sparse now, but hopefully some other nerds will come by and help fill it out. Best regards. Braincricket ( talk) 09:03, 29 May 2012 (UTC) reply