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I guess we're moving upwards on the talk page. Do you think we should change it to a nonfiction stub? I like the picture on the book stub though... --[[User:Bcshell|Bcshell]] 18:30, 2 October 2005 (UTC) |
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The book is nonfiction. [[Richard Preston]] is a journalist (after this book, however, he seems to have taken a great interest in viruses and bio-terror, but that is beside the fact) who wrote a popular book — a non-fiction book — about viruses (especially ebola). |
The book is nonfiction. [[Richard Preston]] is a journalist (after this book, however, he seems to have taken a great interest in viruses and bio-terror, but that is beside the fact) who wrote a popular book — a non-fiction book — about viruses (especially ebola). |
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As per Bcshell, the author and everyone else claim this book is nonfiction. |
As per Bcshell, the author and everyone else claim this book is nonfiction. |
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This page says the book is nonfiction, but the author's entry says it is often mistaken to be nonfiction. |
This page says the book is nonfiction, but the author's entry says it is often mistaken to be nonfiction. |
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Check out this [http://www.richardpreston.net/books/hz.html page on the author's site]. It states that "''The Hot Zone'', a New York Times #1 nonfiction bestseller, has been published in 26 languages and has sold more then 2.5 million copies." The first post on this talk page is unsigned, but give the edit history seems to have been added by [[User 82.81.247.180|82.81.247.180]] --[[User:Bcshell|Bcshell]] 02:24, 24 August 2005 (UTC) |
Check out this [http://www.richardpreston.net/books/hz.html page on the author's site]. It states that "''The Hot Zone'', a New York Times #1 nonfiction bestseller, has been published in 26 languages and has sold more then 2.5 million copies." The first post on this talk page is unsigned, but give the edit history seems to have been added by [[User 82.81.247.180|82.81.247.180]] --[[User:Bcshell|Bcshell]] 02:24, 24 August 2005 (UTC) |
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I guess we're moving upwards on the talk page. Do you think we should change it to a nonfiction stub? I like the picture on the book stub though... --Bcshell 18:30, 2 October 2005 (UTC)
The book is nonfiction. Richard Preston is a journalist (after this book, however, he seems to have taken a great interest in viruses and bio-terror, but that is beside the fact) who wrote a popular book — a non-fiction book — about viruses (especially ebola). As per Bcshell, the author and everyone else claim this book is nonfiction. -r PS: Save us all some trouble, and learn to read. -=-
--savage 09:38, 17 September 2005 (UTC)
This page says the book is nonfiction, but the author's entry says it is often mistaken to be nonfiction.
Check out this page on the author's site. It states that "The Hot Zone, a New York Times #1 nonfiction bestseller, has been published in 26 languages and has sold more then 2.5 million copies." The first post on this talk page is unsigned, but give the edit history seems to have been added by 82.81.247.180 --Bcshell 02:24, 24 August 2005 (UTC)