User talk:Elf Herself

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Virginia Cross

Hello,

I had to reject your update to this record here

  • We cannot link to Imgur. You can move the image to our DB or you can find it in a place we can link to
  • No source for either the dates or the birthplace and I am unable to verify them fully. Providing your sources will be very helpful.
  • If she was credited as Virginia Cross, that's what we record. Or are you saying that our attribution in this book is incorrect? If so, do you have an image of a cover and/or title page?

Thanks! Annie 14:55, 8 October 2021 (EDT) (moving response here)

No problem; I understand why the change got rejected. I'm still sorting out how this works - I'll look into getting the image in the DB here.
How to upload images to the ISFDB wiki. For authors you want "Direct Upload Procedure" :) Annie 18:54, 11 October 2021 (EDT)
I believe the credit on Martha Brown is partially incorrect - Cory published "Martha Brown, M.P.: A Girl of Tomorrow" under the name Victoria Cross. I don't believe that's the same as Virginia Cross who published "Adversity" in 1955. Annnie Sophie Cory, aka Vivian Cory, aka Victoria Cross, died in 1952. I can't find any evidence she published under the name Virginia, nor that this was a posthumous release. - Elf Herself 20:11, 10 October 2021 (EDT)
Let me look through that last note a bit more carefully - will be back when I do some more digging. Two people with the same name are not unheard of (see Adam Johnson for example - and we may have a mistake in a credit as well. :)
When someone posts on your page, they usually put your page on their watch list - so you can respond directly here. I copied your note from my page so we keep the conversation together (plus you get the nice yellow bar telling you that someone left a message) :)
Let me know if I can assist with anything else. Annie 18:54, 11 October 2021 (EDT)