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- Ros Haywood - Team Leader
- Porter Fann
- English Poets - managed by Sally Rowe
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- An English author/poet is an author/poet who was born in England or (like Rudyard Kipling) was born abroad of English parents and was counted a British Citizen.
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- The Mission of the topic is to assist in the management of the profiles which represent authors who were born in England or who are English-born-abroad and their immediate families and ancestors. Some authors are badged as Notables. Several authors wrote in different genres, and this will be reflected in the categorisation structure, as the "English Authors" topic also includes English Poets, English Playwrights, and English Diarists.
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- To identify and gather (by categorisation) WikiTree profiles of English authors.
- To create a basic profile for an author if he/she does not already have one - then research and develop that profile
- To search for them in the England & Wales censuses
- To add their bibliography (in a list) to their profiles
- To create a linked freespace page to contain their bibliography if they were a prolific writer
- To determine which profiles are to be managed by the England Project
- To place a sticker on the profiles to be managed by other individuals/projects
- To continue their lineage by at least two generations to grandparents and grandchildren
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- By placing the relevant category on any profiles of authors which you come across. Maybe you would like to take on one or more of our goals above? Contact Ros Haywood if you have any queries.
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- England Project - England, Occupations - English Authors
- Occupations - Occupations by Name - Writers - Authors - English Authors
- Both of these are ways in which the English Authors topic is categorised
- An example categorisation for this topic is:
- Alexander Pope: [[Category:English Authors]]
- This would place him in the general topic
- Adding [[Category:English Poets]] as well would add him to a section for poets
- England Project celebrates 850 years of English Authors May 28, 2022.
- Do you have a favourite English author? Jun 16, 2018.
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