Wikipedia:WikiProject Novels/Outreach/Newsletter September 2009

The WikiProject Novels Newsletter

Issue 33 - September 2009

The Novels WikiProject Newsletter
Issue 33 - September 2009

The Novels Project now has XXX active members.
XX positions remain unfilled at the Job Centre. Members who are active project contributors are encouraged to apply even if they can only do a position for a short time.

On 17 September, a fact from The Little Stranger appeared on the Main Page in the Did you know... section.

- Contributors were Alan16 and The_ed17.

The novel The Lightning Thief, a novel within the scope of the Fantasy century task force, has passed its second Good Article review. For more information, read the review.
The role of Coordinator is vacant for the following task forces: Australian, Chronicles of Narnia, Crime, Lemony Snicket, Science Fiction, Sword of Truth, and Short Story.

– The position of Task Force Coordinator is still available at the Job Centre.
Peer review and assessment news

Peer Reviews are still open for seven articles – The Last of the Masters, The Kindly Ones, Flowers for Algernon, World War Z, Sector General, Petals of Blood, and Scenes of Clerical Life. Feel free to submit any novel-related article that you are working on for review, and please consider stopping by and reviewing an article, as we need more reviewers for our articles!

WikiProject Novels • (inc. novellas, novelettes & short stories)
Announcements and open tasks

→ Please help with tagging articles!

Critique (Featured article): 33 achieved
Novels WikiProject Peer reviews: • Sector General • Petals of Blood • Flowers for Algernon
Improve: Oberon Old and New • The Age of Reason • Furies of Calderon • Wolf Brother • The Monk • The English Patient • Bones of the Moon
Create: To the Vanishing Point • Spoilt City
Recently a new worklist had been created and quietly arrived, the Cleanup listing which gives a fairly comprehensive hit list of "novels" related articles that have been tagged for something or other.
Since then a new Article alerts listing has also been added of more topic and "urgent" items worthy of our attention.