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A claimed relative's editing of this article[edit]
I'm going through the edits by "JackKelly'sGranddaughter" — whose attempt to create a Wikipedia article for her grandfather was rejected — and I'm hard-put to verify much of what she says. She claims Fiction House was co-founded by J.W. Glenister, but I'm finding virtually nothing other than mirror sites of her version of this very article that says that! Ditto with jack Kelly, who appears to have been solely the fiction editor. For something else she cites "Alexandra Blair, University of Mississippi," but that turns out not to be a book from University of Mississippi, but a pulp-magazine fan site run by a U of M grad student — not a recognized, published authority on pulp magazines.
I could go on, but this gives an example of her disregarding the Wikipedia guidelines and policies I informed her of — and the help that I offered — here. I've reverted to the last clean version, and incorporated subsequent editors' technical edits. --Tenebrae (talk) 01:50, 4 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]
