User:T. Anthony/Articles I have created

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This is not going to be a complete selection.--T. Anthony (talk) 09:21, 2 June 2008 (UTC)

Contents 1 First articles I created as a member 2 Articles I deem significant or interesting 3 Lists of mine that I consider noteworthy 4 Recent articles 5 Hall of Shame 6 Final note

[edit] First articles I created as a member

• Little Fuzzy - A novel by H. Beam Piper: My first article as a member, created at August 21, 2005
• More Than Human - A novel by Theodore Sturgeon

[edit] Articles I deem significant or interesting

• Betti Alver - Major Estonian poet.
• Malik Ambar - Historical figure in India.
• Chester Anderson - Underground press person, poet, and SF writer.
• Angren, Uzbekistan - It has over a 100,000 people.
• Augusto dos Anjos - Brazilian writer.
• Arnaldo Antunes - Brazilian writer and musician, mostly by others.
• Aquiraz - City in Ceará.
• Arapongas - City in Paraná (state).
• Georges Arvanitas - Jazz pianist and organist.
• Cui Bai - Song dynasty painter.
• William O. Baker - Perkin Medal winner.
• Jean-Philippe Baratier - German scholar and prodigy who died young.
• Barcarena, Brazil - Brazilian city in the Belém metropolitan area.
• Florence Bascom - Pioneering woman geologist, first woman hired by the United States Geological Survey.
• William Bayliss - Recipient of the Copley Medal linked to the featured Brown Dog affair.
• Samuel Flagg Bemis - He won two Pulitzer Prizes.
• Vivianne Blanlot - Former Ministry of National Defense (Chile).
• Aristide Boucicaut - May have created the first department store.
• Wei Boyang - Taoist who wrote The Kinship of the Three.
• Alan Brennert - SF writer, historical fiction writer, and screenwriter.
• R. Carlyle Buley - 1951 Pulitzer Prize for History.
• Brusque, Brazil - Brazilian city founded by Germans.
• Stephen L. Burns - Compton Crook Award winner.
• Jerry Byrd - Steel guitarist.
• Donald Reid Cabral - Once led the Dominican Republic.
• Uri Caine - Classical and jazz pianist.
• Augusto de Campos - A founding figure in concrete poetry.
• Can the Circle Be Unbroken (By and By) - In the Grammy Hall of Fame.
• John Carnell - Important British SF editor.
• Raphael Carter - James Tiptree, Jr. Award winning author.
• Beth Carvalho - Samba singer.
• Celestial Church of Christ - An African Initiated Church.
• Chamber jazz - A genre.
• Tadeusz Chciuk-Celt - Polish journalist and author.
• Cyrus Chestnut - Jazz pianist, songwriter, and producer.
• Christy (TV series)
• Tony Coe - Jazzpar Prize winner.
• Hank Crawford - Jazz & R&B saxophonist.
• Cubagua - Venezuelan island.
• Cyriacus the Anchorite - EOC saint.
• Dai Jin - Ming Dynasty painter, founded the Zhe school.
• Art Van Damme - Among the most rewarded jazz accordionists.
• Emmanuel III Delly - Current Chaldean Catholic Patriarch of Babylon.
• Mar Dinkha IV - Current Patriarch of Babylon
• Harriet Doerr - National Book Award winner.
• Terry Dowling - Has won 11 Ditmar Awards. Article's mostly by others.
• Draughts World Championship
• Brendan DuBois - Shamus Award and Sidewise Award for Alternate History for long form.
• Edmund Duffy - He won the Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning three times.
• Amangul Durdyyeva‎ - Noted draughts/checkers player.
• Meredith Eaton-Gilden - Actress with a Master's degree in psychology.
• Taylor Eigsti - Young jazz pianist.
• Ziggy Elman - Significant jazz trumpeter.
• Tong Enzheng - Award-winning Chinese science fiction writer.
• Marilyn Farquhar - E. B. Wilson Medal and FASEB Excellence in Science Award winning pathologist.
• Flying Home - Notable song.
• Mark Fritz - Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting.
• Mi Fu - Song dynasty painter, most of it by others.
• God Bless the Child (Billie Holiday song)
• Huang Gongwang - Yuan dynasty painter.
• Mary L. Good - Vannevar Bush Award, Priestley Medal, and Glenn T. Seaborg Medal winning chemist.
• Wycliffe Gordon - Jazz trombonist.
• Hildegard Goss-Mayr - Niwano Peace Prize winner.
• Terenti Graneli - Georgian poet. Article is featured in Georgian language version.
• Philip Gröning - German film director.
• Aarne Haapakoski - Finnish SF and pulp writer, who used the pseudonym "Outsider."
• Bob Haggart - Multiple wins at the Down Beat reader's poll.
• Ryō Hanmura - Naoki Prize winning writer who does some SF.
• Paul Harland - Dutch SF writer killed by his husband, an award is named for him.
• Martin Harwit - Bruce Medalist.
• Elisabeth Hesselblad - Beatified Swede.
• Jutta Hipp - German/American jazz pianist.
• Emory Holloway - 1927 Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography.
• Susan Howson - First and only woman to win the Adams Prize.
• Humanitas Prize - A notable entertainment prize, mentioned in the final episode of Cheers and on The Sopranos.
• If I Didn't Care - In the Grammy Hall of Fame and Songs of the Century.
• I'll Fly Away (hymn)
• I'll Fly Away (TV series)
• Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire - A French science fiction award.
• Irecê - A city in Bahia.
• Louis Isaac Jaffe - 1929 Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing winner.
• Japanese jazz
• Margo Jefferson - 1995 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism.
• Li Jinhui - Has been dubbed the "Father of Chinese popular music." Article's mostly by others.
• Shinji Kajio - A winner of the Seiun Award and the Hayakawa Award.
• Dom Zacarias Kamwenho - Sakharov Prize winning Catholic archbishop.
• Vladimir Kaplan - A champ at pool checkers.
• Marie Luise Kaschnitz - Georg Büchner Prize and Roswitha Prize winner.
• Edward M. Kingsbury - 1926 Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing winner.
• Torii Kiyonaga - Torii school artist.
• John Albert Knebel - Became United States Secretary of Agriculture after Earl Butz resigned.
• Harold Knutson - A former House Majority whip.
• Annette Kolb - Goethe Prize winner.
• Koryusai - 18th c. Japanese printmaker.
• Toyohara Kunichika - Japanese printmaker, has been greatly expanded since I worked on it.
• Louis LaCoss - 1952 Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing winner.
• Ladri di Carrozzelle - Italian rock music group made up of disabled musicians.
• Sylvie Lainé - Three time Prix Rosny-Aîné winner for short fiction.
• Kurd-Laßwitz-Preis - An award for German science fiction.
• Theodore K. Lawless - Dermatologist, businessman, and Spingarn Medalist.
• Seydina Mouhammadou Limamou Laye - Founded Layene.
• Nara Leão - Bossa nova musician.
• Lee family - Important Southern family, mostly not by me.
• Lewis Charles Levin - First Jewish man in the United States Congress.
• Jan Lievens - Painter in the Dutch Golden Age.
• Luigi Lonfernini - A former Captain Regent of San Marino.
• Asa Long - Noted checkers player.
• Mike Longo - Jazz pianist and composer.
• Los Incas - Andean music group.
• Mochtar Lubis - Indonesian journalist who won awards and got imprisoned during Sukarno's reign.
• Lumpa Church - Important to Zambian history.
• Henry Lyons - Former President of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc.
• Talitha MacKenzie - Celtic and world music.
• Andrew C. McLaughlin - 1936 Pulitzer Prize for History.
• Michael Marrak - Multiple science fiction awards in his native Germany.
• Grady Martin - Session guitarist.
• Okumura Masanobu - First linked to the Torii school.
• Dorothy Masuka - African jazz musician.
• Meritxell Mateu i Pi - An Andorran foreign minister.
• Nakayama Miki - Tenrikyo founding figure.
• Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr. - Civil Rights activist, Spingarn Medalist.
• Judith Moffett - Theodore Sturgeon Award winning author.
• Frank Luther Mott - 1939 Pulitzer Prize for History and the Bancroft Prize.
• Ludwig Müller - A leader of the Protestant Reich Church.
• Shukri Mustafa - Islamist with Takfir wal-Hijra.
• Isao Nakauchi - Founder of Daiei.
• Jan Muskata - 13th-14th century Polish bishop.
• Coelho Neto - Brazilian author and abolitionist with some indigenous ancestry.
• Nihon SF Taisho Award - An award for Japanese science fiction.
• Amy Nixon - On the Olympic bronze medal winning curling team.
• Jin Nong - One of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou.
• Clara Nunes - Samba singer.
• Issui Ogawa - A winner of the Seiun Award and the Hayakawa Award.
• David O'Keefe - An odd historical figure of Yap.
• The Optimist's Daughter - Pulitzer Prize winner I still haven't read.
• Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor - Caine Prize winning Kenyan author.
• O Ye Jigs & Juleps! - Something of a girl's book, but I liked it as a kid.
• Gudrun Pausewang - Children's author.
• Frederic L. Paxson - 1925 Pulitzer Prize for History winner.
• Nélida Piñon - A former President of the Academia Brasileira de Letras.
• Pacanów - Polish village.
• Michel Portal - One the César Award for Best Music Written for a Film three times.
• Molly Price - Actress.
• Dong Qichang - Ming Dynasty painter, article is mostly by others.
• Quintette du Hot Club de France - Historic European jazz group.
• Jimmy Raney - Jazz guitarist.
• Maurice Raichenbach - Six time Draughts World Champion.
• Religion in Iceland
• Gabriel Richard - Priest in the US House of Reps.
• Frank Riley (author) - Co-wrote They'd Rather Be Right, which is said to be one of the worst Hugo Award winners.
• Risshō Kōsei Kai - Large Shinshūkyō.
• Aldo Romano - Jazzpar Prize winner.
• Howard Rosenberg - 1985 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism.
• Eddie Rosner - Central/Eastern European jazz musician.
• Hubert Rostaing - Jazz clarinetist who worked with Django Reinhardt.
• Eddie Safranski - Jazz bassist who won Down Beat reader's polls.
• Ernest Samuels - He won the Bancroft Prize and the 1965 Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography.
• Pamela Sargent - SF author and anthologist.
• Savia Andina - Andean music group.
• Bernadotte E. Schmitt - 1931 Pulitzer Prize for History winner.
• Tchavolo Schmitt - Gypsy jazz guitarist.
• Diane Schuur - Grammy Award winning jazz singer.
• Tony Scott (musician) - Well-regarded Jazz/New Age clarinetist.
• Keith Secola - Native American Music Award winner.
• Judith Sephuma - South African singer.
• David Shaw (writer) - 1991 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism.
• Huang Shen - One of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou.
• Kitao Shigemasa - Ukiyo-e
• Gary Smulyan - Jazz saxophonist, baritone.
• Lew Soloff - Trumpeter with Blood, Sweat & Tears.
• South African jazz
• Jess Stacy - Jazz/swing pianist.
• Barbara Stewart (composer) - Kazoo virtuoso.
• W. Gregory Stewart - SF/F writer who's won several Rhysling Awards.
• Sukay - Andean music group.
• Nishikawa Sukenobu - Ukiyo-e
• Sword-billed Hummingbird - Its bill/beak is bigger than the rest of its body.
• Baba Sy - Only African to win at the Draughts World Championship.
• Gladys Tantaquidgeon - Mohegan author and centenarian.
• Adelmar Tavares - A former President of the Academia Brasileira de Letras.
• Regina Taylor - Actress and playwright.
• Lois Tilton - Sidewise Award for Alternate History winner.
• Channing Heggie Tobias - Spingarn Medalist who won on the President's Committee on Civil Rights.
• Milan Uhde - Czech politician and playwright.
• Universal Church of the Kingdom of God - Large and controversial new denomination.
• Rose Venerini - Recently canonized Catholic saint.
• Bert Vogelstein - Cancer researcher who's received several awards.
• Florence Wambugu - Kenyan virologist and agriculture person.
• Benny Waters - He possibly the longest career of any jazz saxophonist.
• William John Watkins - SF/F writer and Rhysling Award winner.
• Lu Watters - Dixieland revivalist.
• Zheng Wenguang - Sometimes called "The father of Chinese Science Fiction."
• Harm Wiersma - Dutch politician and six time draughts World Champion.
• Jack Wodhams - British/Australian SF writer who's won several Ditmar Awards.
• Notker Wolf - Benedictine abbot primate, largely ceremonial, and Christian rocker.
• Arthur Walworth - Centenarian who won the 1960 Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography.
• Louis T. Wright - A physician and Spingarn Medalist.
• Zheng Xie - One of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou.
• Qian Xuan - Song/Yuan dynasty painter.
• Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou - Article on it.
• Jonathan Yardley - 1981 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism.
• Ye Yonglie - Chinese science fiction writer.
• Max Yergan - Spingarn Medalist who went from Left to Right-wing.
• John Sacret Young - Humanitas Prize and Christopher Award winner.
• Ni Zan - Ming Dynasty painter.
• Shen Zhou - Ming Dynasty painter, article is mostly by others.
• Radoslav Židek - First Slovak to medal at the Winter Olympic Games.
• Francesco Cafiso - Prodigious Italian jazz saxophonist.
• Giuliano Ferrara - Italian politician and journalist.
• Newton Mendonça - Pianist and Bossa nova lyricist. He wrote the lyrics to Desafinado, etc.

[edit] Lists of mine that I consider noteworthy

• Homicide: Life on the Street (season 2) - I have the first three seasons on DVD.
• List of former atheists
• List of blind people
• List of bodhisattvas
• List of Christian thinkers in science
• List of dentists
• List of draughts players
• List of Malians
• List of music prodigies
• List of religious leaders in 2007 - Also several earlier ones in this series.

[edit] Recent articles

• Warren Barker - American TV/radio/film composer.
• Alfred Thompson Bricher - White Mountain artist.
• Asahan Regency - Regency of North Sumatra.
• José Alejandro Bernales - President of Ameripol and Chilean police head.
• Isaac Lipschits - Dutch historian.

[edit] Hall of Shame

Articles I created that I got blocked for vandalizing.

• Patricia Breen (draughts player) - Categorized her as bisexual then as an Anglican.
• Charlie Holmes - Swing musician, concocted a birthday and invented a divorce.
• M. A. Dewolfe Howe - Pulitzer Prize winner.
• Michael Skube - Pulitzer Prize winner, I corrected it before the issue came up.
• Alfred Molimard - Twice draughts World Champion, almost got deleted due to my foolishness.
• Noble "Thin Man" Watts - Saxophonist, almost got deleted due to my foolishness.

[edit] Final note

So far as I can tell nothing I created became a Featured article or even a Good article. My interests are obscure and I usually don't press on my articles to improve that much.--T. Anthony (talk) 15:11, 2 June 2008 (UTC)

Looking some more Toyohara Kunichika might make "Good article" status someday. No thanks to me of course, I apparently abandoned it soon after creating it, but still it's the closest I've found.--T. Anthony (talk) 15:38, 2 June 2008 (UTC)