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Category:WikiProject Books

This is the project's main work list as we move towards Wikipedia 1.0 and also to be considered in a Wikipedia:WikiReader project. The articles are being evaluated according to the following criteria:

Article progress grading scheme
FA {{FA-Class}}	Reserved exclusively for articles that have received "Featured article" status after peer review, and meet the current criteria for featured articles. Example: Medal of Honor
A {{A-Class}}	The article provides a well-written, reasonably clear and complete description of the topic, as described in How to write a Great Article. It includes a well-written introduction to the topic, and an appropriate series of headings to break up the article. It should have sufficient external literature references, preferably from the "hard" (peer-reviewed where appropriate) literature rather than websites. It should be well illustrated, with no copyright problems. It should be at the stage where it could at least be considered for featured article status, and corresponds to the "Wikipedia 1.0" standard. Example: Ammonia (as of Oct 2005).
B {{B-Class}}	The article is "almost there" but it may be missing one of the following: references, balance of content, NPOV or an important section. Alternatively, the English may need a comprehensive rewrite to make it flow, or it may need to be edited to follow standard English spelling and conventions. With NPOV a well written B-class may correspond to the "Wikipedia 0.5" or "usable" standard. Example: Antarctica (as of Oct 2005) is a good start but contains too many lists, and it needs more prose content & references.
Start {{Start-Class}}	The article has a good amount of content, but it is still weak in certain areas, and may lack a table. For example an article on Africa might cover the geography well, but be weak on history and culture. Example: Arithmetic (as of Oct 2005).
Stub {{Stub-Class}}	The article is either a very short article or a stub that will need a lot of work to bring it to A-Class level, although there may be a significant amount of material in the article.
Needed {{Needed-Class}}	The article does not exist and needs to be created.

See also Template:Grading scheme, Good Articles go between B-Class and A-Class

Importance legend

Need: The article's importance, regardless of its quality

Top	Subject is a must-have for a print encyclopaedia
High	Subject contributes a depth of knowledge
Mid	Subject fills in more minor details
Low	Subject is peripheral knowledge, possibly trivial

Core articles

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
Literature	Top	B	Wikipedia:CORE. Our top-level article	Usable
History of literature	Top	B	Wikipedia:CORE
History of modern literature	Top	B		No references, missing content
History of the book	Top	B	Wikipedia:CORE
Literary genre	High	Stub
Fiction	Top	Start	Wikipedia:CORE
Non-fiction	Top	Start
Romance (genre)	High	B
Poetry	Top	B	Wikipedia:CORE
Drama	Top	Start
Novel	Top	B	Wikipedia:CORE
Library	Top	B	Wikipedia:CORE
Publishing	Top	B
Literacy	Top	B

Articles to include

The following list is not meant to be exhaustive or definitivie. Feel free to add/(remove) articles, or move between minor and major, or split a list into Top/High/Mid/Low as per above. Move to Core articles when needed.

List of literary topics

Articles under review in other literary projects (min. B-Class)

WikiProject:Novels

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale
The Pickwick Papers		B
Oliver Twist		B
Barnaby Rudge		B
A Christmas Carol		B
Bleak House		B
Hard Times		A
A Tale of Two Cities		B
The Mauritius Command		B
Prince of Foxes		B
Mansfield Park (novel)		B
Pride and Prejudice		B
The Eagle Has Landed		B
War and Peace	Top	B	Important literature

WikiProject Media franchises

Inactive/none.

WikiProject Holmes

Inactive/none.

WikiProject Discworld

No 1.0 assessments

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
Discworld		B
Terry Pratchett		B
Discworld (world)		B

WikiProject Middle-earth

From Wikipedia:Version_1.0_Editorial_Team/WPArts

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
Middle-earth		FA
J. R. R. Tolkien		FA

Middle-earth

WikiProject The Wizard of Oz

From Wikipedia:Version_1.0_Editorial_Team/WPArts

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz		FA

WikiProject Shannara

???

WikiProject Star Wars

???

WikiProject Comics

WikiProject Poetry

???

WikiProject Children's literature

???

Books

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
Book of Kells		FA
The Cantos		FA
The Country Wife		FA
Hrafnkels saga		FA
Ormulum		FA
Peterborough Chronicle		FA
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion		FA
The Relapse		FA
A Tale of a Tub		FA
Voynich manuscript		FA
The Giver		FA
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy		FA
The Illuminatus! Trilogy		FA
The Old Man and the Sea		FA
Oroonoko		FA
Starship Troopers		FA
The Brothers Karamazov		FA
Ars moriendi		B		From Wikipedia:GA
Floris and Blancheflour		B		From Wikipedia:GA
Frankenstein	Top	A	Classic horror	From Wikipedia:GA
The CIA and September 11 (book)		A		From Wikipedia:GA
Treasure Island	High	A	Major adventure novel	From Wikipedia:GA
Animal Farm	High	B	Major novella

Forms of literature

Article	Need	Quality	Comments
Poetry	Top	B	Is in Core articles
- Prosody/ Meter/Scansion		B
- Constrained writing		Stub
Poetics		Start
- villanelle		Stub
- sonnet		Start
- sestina		GA
- ghazal		B
- ballad		Start
- blank verse		Stub
- free verse		Stub
- epic poetry		Start
theater		Start
- History of theatre		B
rhetoric		B	Maybe even GA-Class
- metaphor		Start	Perhaps better
- metonymy		Start
- allegory		Start	No references

Prose fiction

get more from Category:Fiction
see also Wikipedia:WikiProject Novels/Worklist

Article	Need	Quality	Comments
prose		Stub
fiction	Top	Stub	in Core articles
non-fiction	Top	Stub	in Core articles
biography	High	B
essay		Start
play		Start
drama	Top	Start
novel	Top	B
novella		Start
saga		Needed	disambiguation page, needs an article
Story/tale		Needed	disambiguation page, needs an article
short story		Start
journal		Stub
creative nonfiction		Start
graphic novel		B
comic book		B
Science fiction		B
Crime fiction		A
Detective fiction		B
Mystery fiction		Stub

Techniques and conceits

Article	Quality	Comments
False document	B	Images?
Frame tale	Start
anecdote	Start
point of view	Stub	Merge?

Literary criticism

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
Literary criticism		Start
Literary theory

Varieties of literary criticism

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
Marxist literary criticism		Stub
Semiotic literary criticism		Start
Psychoanalytic literary criticism		Start
Feminist literary criticism		Stub
New Historicism		B
Queer literary interpretation		Redirect

Writing

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
composition		Needed		disambiguation

Genres of literature

A literary genre refers to the traditional divisions of literature of various kinds according to a particular criteria of writing. See the list of literary genres.

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
African American literature		FA
Alliterative verse		FA
Augustan drama		FA
Augustan literature		FA
English poetry		FA
Imagism		FA
Irish poetry		FA
Irish theatre		FA
Modernist poetry in English		FA
Objectivist poets		FA
Restoration comedy		FA
Restoration literature		FA
Shigin		B

Literary techniques

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments

from Literary technique

Literary figures

Authors

Article	Need	Quality	Comments
Douglas Adams		FA
Mário de Andrade		FA
Isaac Asimov	Top	FA
Augusta, Lady Gregory		FA
Samuel Beckett		FA
Colley Cibber		FA
H.D.		FA
Robert A. Heinlein		FA
Henry James		FA
James Joyce	Top	FA
J. R. R. Tolkien		FA
Rudyard Kipling	Top	FA
H.P. Lovecraft		FA
George Moore		FA
Chuck Palahniuk		FA
Thomas Pynchon		FA
John Millington Synge		FA
Rabindranath Tagore		FA
Jorge Luis Borges	Top	B	From Wikipedia:GA
E. E. Cummings		A	From Wikipedia:GA
Abraham Goldfaden		A	From Wikipedia:GA
Ernest Hemingway	Top	A	From Wikipedia:GA
Victor Hugo	Top	A	From Wikipedia:GA
Aleksandr Pushkin	Top	B	From Wikipedia:GA
Ayn Rand		A	From Wikipedia:GA
William Shakespeare	Top	A	From Wikipedia:GA
Arthur Upfield		A	From Wikipedia:GA
Oscar Wilde	Top	A	From Wikipedia:GA

Poets

Article	Need	Quality	Comments
William Butler Yeats	Top	FA
Du Fu		FA
Cædmon		FA
Emily Dickinson	Top	A	From Wikipedia:GA

Others

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
John Day (printer)		FA

Literature by country, language, or cultural group

see Literature by country, language, or cultural group and the category literature by nationality.

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
Poetry of the United States		FA
Turkish literature		FA
Anglo-Saxon literature		A
Persian literature		A

Ancient and Classical Literature
Folklore and Mythology
Multicultural and Dissident Literature
15th Century Literature
16th Century Literature
17th Century Literature
18th Century Literature
19th Century Literature
20th Century Literature

Story elements

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
Dramatic structure		Start
Literal and figurative language		Start
Inclusio		Stub
Setting tone		Stub

Themes in literature

Theme (literature)

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments

Other

Article	Need	Quality	Rationale	Comments
Scientific literature		Start
Literature cycle		Stub
Rabbinic literature		Start
Vernacular literature		Stub
Postcolonial literature		Start

Misc

Move under other headings if possible.

Article	Quality	Comments
Literary award	Stub
List of prizes, medals, and awards	Start	not only literature is included, fork?
translation	B	Looks nice
review	Stub
List of lists of books
Lists of writers
Cultural movement	Start
Literary magazine	Start
Oral literature	Stub
Ergodic literature	Stub
Hinman Collator	Stub	image needed
World literature	Stub
Children's literature	B
ebook	B
The Adventures of Tintin	FA
Calvin and Hobbes	FA
Cyberpunk	FA	Not strictly a literary genre
Krazy Kat	FA
Three Laws of Robotics	FA
Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius	FA
Allegory in the Middle Ages	B
The Western Star	A	Journalism
Western canon	Start
List of literary terms	Start
journalism	Start