Talk:Norton Juster

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1 Attribution
2 Books
3 Stark Naked
4 "The Passing of Irving"

[edit] Attribution

209.191.166.202 is me -- a switch to en2 logged me out without my realizing it. -- Scarequotes 21:32, Oct 14, 2003 (UTC)

[edit] Books

This article is great, but wouldn't it be more appropriate to have his two most notable books listed as seperate articles? Most other author articles I've seen do this, and I think it'd be a good idea here too. Also, that way a search for "The Phantom Tollbooth" would get an exact hit. What does everyone else think? —Frecklefoot 18:24, 15 Oct 2003 (UTC)

It's a good idea. I'll probably pursue it in the next couple of days. (That's why I added biographical info on a revision -- I'd like a little more meat before I remove the bulk of the article.) There's already a page for The Phantom Tollbooth, which I'm going to add to regardless. -- Scarequotes 18:48, Oct 15, 2003 (UTC)

[edit] Stark Naked

I've found this for sale with the subtitle "A Paranomastic Odyssey" (is this a misspelling of paronomastic? If so, is the misspelling intentional?), but I also see citations as "A Paranormal Odyssey." I suspect the latter is an error. Can anyone confirm or refute the actual title of this work? Krychek 16:23, 9 May 2006 (UTC)