Talk:Shops

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A newspaper essay is considered encyclopedia material? there must be something here we aren't being told. --Wetman 06:02, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)

That's not a newspaper essay, but something like a prose. In fact, it is a narrative, descriptive, and poetic Chinese essay. Jerry Crimson Mann 06:46, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)

I understand now. Should it be a subsection under its author, since it doesn't stand alone as an encyclopedia entry? --Wetman 17:01, 2 Jun 2005 (UTC)

Well, I'm not so sure. Actually this is my first time to edit author's works. Ans I just tried to follow those of Shakespeare's:

	The complete works of William Shakespeare
Tragedies:	Romeo and Juliet \| Macbeth \| King Lear \| Hamlet \| Othello \| Titus Andronicus \| Julius Caesar \| Antony and Cleopatra \| Coriolanus \| Troilus and Cressida \| Timon of Athens
Comedies:	A Midsummer Night's Dream \| All's Well That Ends Well \| As You Like It \| Cymbeline \| Love's Labour's Lost \| Measure for Measure \| The Merchant of Venice \| The Merry Wives of Windsor \| Much Ado About Nothing \| Pericles, Prince of Tyre \| Taming of the Shrew \| The Comedy of Errors \| The Tempest \| Twelfth Night, or What You Will \| The Two Gentlemen of Verona \| The Two Noble Kinsmen \| The Winter's Tale
Histories:	King John \| Richard II \| Henry IV, Part 1 \| Henry IV, Part 2 \| Henry V \| Henry VI, part 1 \| Henry VI, part 2 \| Henry VI, part 3 \| Richard III \| Henry VIII
Poems and Sonnets:	Sonnets \| Venus and Adonis \| The Rape of Lucrece \| The Passionate Pilgrim \| The Phoenix and the Turtle \| A Lover's Complaint
Apocrypha and Lost Plays	Edward III \| Sir Thomas More \| Cardenio (lost) \| Love's Labour's Won (lost) \| The Birth of Merlin \| Locrine \| The London Prodigal \| The Puritan \| The Second Maiden's Tragedy \| Richard II, Part I: Thomas of Woodstock \| Sir John Oldcastle \| Thomas Lord Cromwell \| A Yorkshire Tragedy \| Fair Em \| Mucedorus \| The Merry Devil of Edmonton \| Arden of Faversham \| Edmund Ironside
See also:	Shakespeare on screen \| Titles based on Shakespeare \| Characters \| Problem Plays \| Ghost characters \| Reputation \| New Words \| Influence on English Language \| Authorship Question \| Chronology of Shakespeare plays \| Chronology of Shakespeare's Plays - Oxfordian \| BBC Television Shakespeare

And we can see there's a separate page for each of his works. So do you have any better suggestions? Jerry Crimson Mann

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