Talk:Andrew Neiderman

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For my questions concerning Andrew Neiderman, please see Talk:Virginia C. Andrews. <KF> 18:19, Jan 4, 2005 (UTC)

Article orphaned as a result of link clean-up needs to be removed.

I just want to note here that, because I have cleaned up irrelevant links in this article, there is a redirection page that has possibly now become orphaned (no pages link *to* it). This article is "Love_Child_(novel)", which simply redirects automatically to the article on Andrew Neiderman.

Most of the novels listed in the article linked either to non-existent articles, or to irrelevant articles (not about the novel so titled, but about something else), and I removed these links. I also removed the link for "Love's Child (novel)", since it just links back to the Neiderman article. (As far as I can tell, the novel itself has no article, under this or any other name.)

I'm not sure if the "Love's Child" article should be removed or not, since it doesn't seem to serve any useful purpose. I don't think you would usually have an article for a novel that simply directs you to the author article.

I just note this here for anyone who may wish to do something about it. M.J.E. (talk) 15:09, 8 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Deceased tags

I'm not sure which WP said that he's dead, but I checked Neiderman's official Facebook page and yesterday he posted this image of him dining with his wife and Nicole Kidman. He also responded to a comment on the image, so he's definitely still alive and kicking! Whichever WP has that info up needs to remove the claims of death - it might have been added as an honest mistake since a search brought up some other people by the same name, some of whom may be dead. Tokyogirl79 (｡◕‿◕｡) 17:02, 4 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]