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I started this page in recognition of Les Edgerton's contribution to fiction-writing (as evidenced by two books published by Writer's Digest Books). I placed the article under the category of "Authors of books about writing fiction."
I have never met Edgerton, nor do I have any financial ties to him. My first contact with him was after I started this page when I sent an email to him to inform him of the page and to ask for his date of birth. I also indicated that if he preferred not to have the page, I would delete it. He responded with a gracious thank you, his year of birth, and his current writing activities. Mike Klaassen17:10, 13 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]
