Wikipedia Profiles for Published Authors

The authors must generally comply with Wikipedia notability standards, which may include significant independent coverage in reputable sources or notable prizes in the literature. Wikipedia favors biographies with information supported by objective, verifiable sources, as reviews of books in publications or features recognized in established literary journals. Comply with these requirements ensures that the page has sufficient content for approval and longevity.

Wikipedia mandates neutrality, so the biography of an author should avoid promotional language, focusing instead of making verifiable facts, such as published works, prizes and public appearances. Wikipedia publishers often recommend focusing on objective achievements and documented facts, such as bibliographies or major career milestones, which allows the author's work to speak for himself.

The authors can suggest updates through the "Talk" page of the article if they have new jobs or corrected information, or they can collaborate with experienced Wikipedia publishers. This ensures that the updates adhere to Wikipedia guidelines and maintain the neutrality of the article, which guarantees its credibility and compliance with Wikipedia standards.

Reliable sources include literary journals, remarkable newspapers or academic reviews that provide substantial coverage for the author's work. Wikipedia requires that these sources confirm notability and provide a comprehensive vision of the author's achievements. These sources improve the reliability of the page, which gives readers the reliable information about the author's contributions to the literature.