Talk:GrubStreet
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I know I'm just an anon, but there seems to be a lot of things that are wrong with this article. Namely there are a lot of spelling mistakes, and it's written in an informal tone. It almost seems to be written like an advertisement or a brochure, making me wonder if this was written by someone involved with the institution.
Way too much PROMO, including thoroughly non-notable "National Book Prize"
The article needs to be looked at through the lens of reliable sources that have written about GrubStreet. For example, there is zero independent coverage of the so-called "National Book Prize." The only coverage is from GrubStreet and from books/authors who won. Wikipedia does not parrot press releases about non-notable "achievements." The award was discontinued in 2015. Not one of the prize-winning books was otherwise notable enough for a Wikipedia article, and few of the authors are as well. HouseOfChange (talk) 21:57, 2 November 2021 (UTC)