User:Ashokapurr

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  Emperor Ashoka's pillar at Sarnath, India. These gorgeous works of art, laden with symbolism, were produced throughout subcontinent to spread the Emperor's edicts. After going through a brutal war where some 40,000 people were killed, he converted to Buddhism and decided to spread its light throughout Asia. Photo by Vincent Arthur Smith, Archaeological Survey, Mysore, 1911.

I have very broad interests: film, culture, politics, people, the arts, literature.... I've been on Wikipedia since 2010, and when I have time, I'm very happy to contribute. I love to find out about things, so I really enjoy the challenge of finding citations for articles already produced. I am a writer by profession, so I do like to polish up things occasionally. I haven't had as much time as I'd like to devote to Wikipedia, but I find it really quite enjoyable to spend an evening working on something like, Rosa Lewis. The person who wrote the original wiki clearly cares deeply about Rosa. As a HUGE fan of the Duchess of Duke Street, loosely based on her life, so do I!!! Rosa sounds like she was quite the woman, and Gemma Jones did a phenomenal job with the role. It was my pleasure entirely to spend a few evenings researching and then adding citations and additional information to that wiki.

I'm still working on this page, so I will be adding to it. But I do also just want to note, that I really appreciate it when people help with technical stuff. There's so much yet to learn even after two years, but I do very much enjoy the experience.