Stuff about me This user believes that process is important on Wikipedia and is opposed to its circumvention. This user enjoys heavy reading, such as Shakespeare and other dead guys. This user is currently reading Burmese Days by George Orwell. This user is of Italian ancestry. This user is a Marxist of the Groucho variety. This user's watch always has the correct time. UTC This user's time zone is UTC. This user contributes using Debian GNU/Linux. This user loves the music of Ludwig van Beethoven. This user knows that there is no dark side of the moon really — matter of fact it's all dark. This user thinks 2001: A Space Odyssey is the best science fiction film ever made. This victory belongs to the farmers, not to this user. This user enjoys playing scopa.

My name's Cal Engime. My main editing interests are classical and Renaissance subjects, as well as ensuring that fringe theories are covered in a manner consistent with Wikipedia policies, guidelines, and essays.

Pages I'd like to improve

• Cicero — No explanation of Cicero's philosophy. "Influence" could use better secondary sources. About 2000 readers per day.
• Shakespeare's sonnets — "Characters" section apparently written from personal knowledge with a few sources sought out in later years. About 800 readers per day.
• The Bible and slavery — 100% OR. Painting can likely be found of a Bible scene with slaves. About 200 readers per day.
• Austrian business cycle theory — Does not make adequate use of the most reliable sources. No illustrations. About 180 readers per day.
• L'Ingénu — Although the lengthy French article about this book lacks sources, much can likely be supported by annotated editions. About 20 readers per day.
• Molière authorship question — A partial translation by me that needs to be finished. About 5 readers per day.