User talk:Barking Death Squirrel

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The Care and Feeding of Your Lunatic Mage
Hi, and welcome. Thank you for your submissions. I found two of The Care and Feeding of Your Lunatic Mage, and the first one appeared to be an incomplete entry, followed by the second, more complete one. I have rejected the first and accepted the second. I added a link to the cover image (found on Amazon) and a cover artist credit; please remove them if incorrect -- I see the Amazon image differs from the image on the Andromeda site, having some extra words at the top left. One question, though: what size is the book? We have special designations for the binding type, and "Paperback" should either be "pb" for anything smaller than 7.25"/19cm x 4.5"/11.5cm and "tp" for anything larger than that. See this help for all of the details. I made it be "tp" for now, but please correct it if that is wrong. Thanks, and thank you for contributing. --MartyD 17:40, 29 December 2011 (UTC)

Un-places
Sorry, much as I appreciate it, I removed "Not Canada". Birthplace is meant to be an inclusive location (but "Somewhere on Earth, except for Canada" wouldn't really qualify, either). --MartyD 17:50, 29 December 2011 (UTC)