User talk:Kathi L. Berke/Philip Marlowe and His Women

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I never wrote an original entry for Wikipedia. I only commented once. I don't think I formatted this correctly. I didn't include a signature and timestamp and boy, I think I need to study subpage protocol to link things. Is that correct?--Kathi L. Berke 09:27, 29 December 2007 (CST)

I'm here to help! ;) Basically, for the subpages you'll put {{subpages}} at the top of every page (talk, article), and then create a "metadata page" which includes data about the article that's required for the template. If you check under "recent changes" you can see the history of each page by clicking on the "Diff" link on the left hand side. --Robert W King 09:29, 29 December 2007 (CST)

I appreciate the edits. I'm trying to learn how an article differs from a literary analysis. I'm wondering if I should expand the article to cover all the important women in his novels, or move onto something else.--Kathi L. Berke 02:28, 30 December 2007 (CST)

Raymond Chandler

Kathi, you ask what you can do. Personally I would appreciate a lot an article about Raymond Chandler. I made a stub. If you feel like it you can edit it and add whatever you know and feel about Raymond Chandler. Don't worry about layout, the other "citizens" will take care of it. Do you know anything about Chandler's influences on/from Dashiel Hammett and Ross McDonald (two other authors in this genre that I like)?--Paul Wormer 04:09, 30 December 2007 (CST)