User talk:Markcoker
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John Christopher
Hello, and welcome to the ISFDB. In this submission (which I've rejected since no changes were made to the data) you state In the July, 1959 issue of "The Dude" magazine, John Christopher has a short story called "Happy as a Dog." It's definitely sci-fi, and definitely the same John Christopher as No Blade of Grass, since in an editorial in the issue they make note of his recent movie deal. We'd need information about the issue of "The Dude" in question to be able to add the story to the database. Do you happen to have a link to the copyright page, contents page, or similar so that we can derive the needed information for an entry in the DB? Thanks, MagicUnk 16:41, 13 January 2022 (EST)