Talk:Sailing Against the Wind

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I found information for the info box on the side, but the plot summary is taken from the author's main Wikipedia page -- is that allowed? (sources are transferred)

Hi Smcgrew1, you can do this as long as you give proper attribution. In other words, as long as you note where you took the material from on Wikipedia, it should be fine. On a side note, this will need more sourcing to show notability, as the book doesn't inherit notability from its author, Kross. Stuff like reviews and other coverage in reliable sources like academic journals or newspapers should be able to help with this, though. Shalor (Wiki Ed) (talk) 14:47, 19 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]