I have been a book and periodical editor for decades. Now I am interested in supporting Wikipedia and most especially its balance in terms of rural/urban, gender, heritage diversity and topic diversity. I am not great at the technical side of Wikipedia editing.
Gerlin Bean (I initiated the idea and then was helped hugely by experienced editors) (Did You Know? 19 July 2022) (Good Article status)
Pinwill sisters (with support from experienced editor tidying up for move to main space) (Did You Know? 1 September 2022)
Katherine Clerides (with support from experienced editor tidying up for move to main space)
Black Lives in Music (with helpful advice on 'orphans' and creating links)
The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives (novel)
Beverley Lawrence Beech (with loads of help especially as to references and citations)
Jean Argles (nee Owtram)
Patricia Davies (cryptographer) (nee Owtram) (Did You Know? 19 July 2023) After a discussion on the talk page, the article became Patricia Davies (codebreaker)
Marva Lee Pitchford-Jolly (ceramicist)
Vere Hodgson (British World War Two diarist)
Elizabeth Myers (author)
Léonie Coicou Madiou
Chiqui Vicioso
Ann Robertson (nurse)
Victoria Howard
Ada Cole
Gessica Généus
Pinky Winters
Stephanie Haynes
Jan Blake
Vanessa Lubach
Tendai Moyo
Ellinor Hinks
Norma Gregory
Alison Heydari
Fran Leeper Buss
Maria Elena Lucas
Articles expanded from stubs
Sylvia Ashton-Warner
Articles started and then abandoned
Olajumoke (Jay) Abdullahi and Kym Oliver of Triple Cripples. Though they are amazing, sadly I could not find enough independent sources to continue.
Dr Pragya Agarwal. Evidently an inspiring communicator in speech and writing and of complex ideas. Not enough biographical details available to continue.
Thelma Gracen. Jazz aficionados rate her singing highly but I could find few traces of her work or biography.
I have been a book and periodical editor for decades. Now I am interested in supporting Wikipedia and most especially its balance in terms of rural/urban, gender, heritage diversity and topic diversity. I am not great at the technical side of Wikipedia editing.
Gerlin Bean (I initiated the idea and then was helped hugely by experienced editors) (Did You Know? 19 July 2022) (Good Article status)
Pinwill sisters (with support from experienced editor tidying up for move to main space) (Did You Know? 1 September 2022)
Katherine Clerides (with support from experienced editor tidying up for move to main space)
Black Lives in Music (with helpful advice on 'orphans' and creating links)
The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives (novel)
Beverley Lawrence Beech (with loads of help especially as to references and citations)
Jean Argles (nee Owtram)
Patricia Davies (cryptographer) (nee Owtram) (Did You Know? 19 July 2023) After a discussion on the talk page, the article became Patricia Davies (codebreaker)
Marva Lee Pitchford-Jolly (ceramicist)
Vere Hodgson (British World War Two diarist)
Elizabeth Myers (author)
Léonie Coicou Madiou
Chiqui Vicioso
Ann Robertson (nurse)
Victoria Howard
Ada Cole
Gessica Généus
Pinky Winters
Stephanie Haynes
Jan Blake
Vanessa Lubach
Tendai Moyo
Ellinor Hinks
Norma Gregory
Alison Heydari
Fran Leeper Buss
Maria Elena Lucas
Articles expanded from stubs
Sylvia Ashton-Warner
Articles started and then abandoned
Olajumoke (Jay) Abdullahi and Kym Oliver of Triple Cripples. Though they are amazing, sadly I could not find enough independent sources to continue.
Dr Pragya Agarwal. Evidently an inspiring communicator in speech and writing and of complex ideas. Not enough biographical details available to continue.
Thelma Gracen. Jazz aficionados rate her singing highly but I could find few traces of her work or biography.
