Talk:Donna Tartt

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There isn't anything, anywhere suggesting, as it is done in the Wikipedia's article, that Donna Tartt is of italian descent.

The reference to her mysterious connection to some un-named Anthony Perkins biography written by some anonymous person is bizarre. If sourced, this might be worthwhile as trivia or miscellania, but it is certainly not what Donna Tartt is notable for.

I really don't understand why a contribution I made on the "External Link" section (I simply added a site containing an essay on "The Secret History" worth reading) went under the definition of "vandalism" and then, deleted. WHY??? Henry Cassini 11:30, 28 November 2006 (UTC)Henry Cassini

What on earth is the relevance of Mark Shaw being "openly gay"? Is being gay and not hiding it so rare in the USA that it has to be emphasized any time such a person is spotted? Layraud 18:20, 10 March 2007 (UTC)