Talk:Eleanor Alice Burford

message: Place of birth: As I found it the page (and 101 other places on the Net) said "Kensington" and "South London", which are inconsistent. Kensington is north of the Thames and hardly a "suburb". Perhaps a peak at ODNB and/or Britannica might settle the matter, but my money is on "Kennington", definitely a suburb in "South London" and just the sort of place an odd-job man might have lived in 1906. Bmcln1 (talk) 19:18, 20 August 2010 (UTC)
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message: Fixed the sentence 
    From 1950 to 1953 she wrote 5 (incorrect; there are 4 Elbur Ford novels) 
in "Writing career". There is another entry that needs fixing in bibliography: 
    Daughters of England Series
    6. The Love Child, (1950) (later re-published under the Philippa Carr name)INCORRECT. 'THE LOVE CHILD' WRITTEN USING THE NAME 'PHILIPPA CARR' IS NOT THE SAME AS THIS ONE! 
I can't do this, because I'm not an expert on Hibbert and it needs a bit of research.
--Raglad (talk) 07:04, 10 October 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  Inappropriate edits: One removed, one to go 

message: I seriously doubt that 'Royal Sisters' is an alterrnative title for 'Daughters of Spain' from the Isabelle & Ferdinand series as indicated now. I have an electronic version of 'Royal Sisters' in front of me and it states 'Originally published in hardcover in slightly different form as 'The Haunted Sisters' in Great Britain ...' which would make it part of the Stuart series. Can anyone confirm this? 11:31, 5 October 2016 (UTC)
thread_title:  Identity of secondary (reprinted) book titles 

message: There's currently a dispute on whether various non-free images satisfy the non-free content criteria. In particular:
*Images of Hibbert used by publishers for her various pseudonyms, meant to illustrate the different branding of those pseudonyms: 
**:File:Eleanor-hibbert-as-jean-plaidy-1940s.jpg  (without the frame)
**:File:Eleanor-hibbert-as-eleanor-burford-1930s.jpg 
**:File:Eleanor-hibbert-as-victoria-holt-1975.jpg 
*An image of Hibbert and her typewriter on a cruise ship, meant to illustrate her untiring dedication to writing that wouldn't even stop on a voyage: :File:Eleanor-hibbert-at-typewriter-on-cruise-ship-1970.png  (clipping from the newspaper)
*An image of a "Author of the month" ad: :File:Victoria Holt - Author of the Month Feb 1979 - Publix.jpg  (clipping from the newspaper)
Personally I see a valid rationale for some of the "pseudonym" images once content to that effect has been added to the article. For the others I don't think they improve our readers' understanding enough to necessitate a non-free image. I may change my opinion when R0x5r provides a more detailed rationale. Huon (talk) 19:13, 30 December 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Non-free images 

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message: Which spelling should be used in the title of "Royal Road to Fothering(h)ay"? ""Fotheringay" seems to have been used in the original work, but at least one modern edition uses "Fotheringhay". Jean-de-Nivelle (talk) 07:47, 2 September 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  "Fotheringhay" or ""Fotheringay"?