Talk:Elizabeth Peters

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I've begun editing this page to include more information about the author (I've hardly begun - her professional credentials bear mentioning, as do her awards) and enough about the books to give readers some idea of them.

I'm uncertain about how to list Camelot Caper, as it is clearly connected to the Vicki Bliss stories yet it doesn't include Vicki Bliss. It seems silly not to list it with them, as otherwise folks might miss it altogether, but I can see how listing the lot of them together could be controversial.

Salli 02:55, 13 Sep 2004 (UTC)

This page really needs to mention Ms. Mertz two non-fiction works in the field of Egyptology: Red Land, Black Land and Temples, Tombs, and Hieroglyphs.

Ms. Mertz article

Hi there! Shouldn't there be an article on Ms. Mertz herself, with the biographical data, instead of just a redirect here? I know it would not be much, but it seems odd to me that the only article on here is here, although both her real name and her other pen name are known and notable. -- John Smythe 07:06, 12 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]