User talk:Notevenlooking/sandbox

The headings and subheadings included are: About the Author, Plot, Preface and Summary, References, and See Also. These headings are necessary and give the reader sufficient information about the most important sections regarding the literary fairy tale. All information is relevant and the links provided under See Also contain external references that may be required in order to understand the short story better.

Plot is divided into two sections because the Preface is not entirely suited to fit under Summary.

Headings such as Adaptations, Reception, Cultural Impact, Allusions, and Translations were omitted because not enough useful and credible information could be gathered to decently fill each section.

Cultural Contexts

You are right -- it looks as though this story hasn't ever been adapted or translated. In lieu of a Cultural Impact section, you might want to consider a Cultural Contexts section that draws on peer-reviewed sources, such as the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography or The Yellow Nineties Online (www.1890s.ca), to help situate "The Hundredth Princess" within its historical context. SeMelmoth (talk) 16:59, 15 February 2013 (UTC)