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editHi there! I'd like to thank whoever took the time to post information on Will. I'd like to help in adding additional details, but on reading the information on how to do this - well, it just boggles my mind. I've got a list of just about everything he's written; I've got a great photo from a newspaper from when he was published, and yes - he's still alive. Will is the source himself - he's happy to share stories on his writing career... he knows more than any published article does. Do we have to produce a blog or a website, simply so that the Wiki can reference it as published, accurate information?
Here is one published bit I'd like to add: Will currently runs social programs for the physically disabled and chronically ill at a local nonprofit organization. Here is a current photo of him and a mention.
Any assistance is welcome!
Songseeress (talk) 18:56, 1 January 2012 (UTC)Songseeress
- Well, a great start is the newsletter link itself that sent you; I'll add what information I can glean from it to the article. Yes, a blog or website of Franz's would be a terrific additional resource, which we can use subject to the guidelines on self-published sources. If Franz were to be interviewed by someone like Bryan Stroud or Jim Amash for TwoMorrows Publishing's Alter Ego or Back Issue, for example, that would be even better. I'm sure both of these comics historians, among others, would welcome the opportunity to speak with him! --Tenebrae (talk) 00:19, 2 January 2012 (UTC)