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J C Grimwood in European Monsters
Hi. I added periods to the J and C in "J C Grimwood" in European Monsters. Unlike titles, where we keep punctuation as presented, we attempt to normalize initials, using periods and spaces. I noticed the piece is copyright Jonathan Grimwood, so I assumed this is the same Jon Courtenay Grimwood we already had in the database and set up the pseudonym and variant relationships. If you know otherwise, we can always take those away and add disambiguation. Thanks. --MartyD 07:16, 21 April 2018 (EDT)
Hi. Yes, J C is Jon, so good call. I put his initials as they appear in the book (without punctuation). I know better for next time. --Journeymouse 12:48, 21 April 2018 (EDT)