Who wrote the biog on casebook?

[mariab]

I thought HW was publishing this in Jan 2012, a couple of months away yet she appears to be still gathering very basic information about Chapman. Have I missed something?

Actually I was kinda wondering about this too.
I hope it's not another one of those books where most part of the text has its provenance from casebook/JTRForums or earlier books.

To Ms. Wojtczak:
You might consider PMing the casebook admin or, better yet, the casebook wiki editor, Sir Robert Anderson (his PM would be available in the members list). They might have an approximate idea of who wrote what. Perusing the Klosowski threads would also give you an idea of who's best informed in that matter.

[HelenaWojtczak]

I thought HW was publishing this in Jan 2012, a couple of months away yet she appears to be still gathering very basic information about Chapman. Have I missed something?

What makes you think I am "still gathering very basic information"?

The book is currently over 80,000 words long (133 pages).

I am just curious to know who wrote the short biog that is on here. I did not say I was using it, quoting it, relying on it, believing it. I merely asked who wrote it! Jeez!

Part of the research is knowing which authors wrote which biogs, but their names do not need to be collected at the beginning of research, but at any time along the way, right up to the final draft.

So, I take it you cannot tell me who wrote it?

Helena

[Bob Hinton]

Confused.com

can anyone tell me who wrote this:

http://casebook.org/suspects/gchapman.html

Thanks

Helena

I thought HW was publishing this in Jan 2012, a couple of months away yet she appears to be still gathering very basic information about Chapman. Have I missed something?

[HelenaWojtczak]

can anyone tell me who wrote this:

http://casebook.org/suspects/gchapman.html

Thanks

Helena