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Imogen West-Knights (February 10, 2026). "In Search of Wikipedia's Saviors". The Dial. Retrieved February 18, 2026. She had a Wikipedia page already, but it was sparse. I clicked edit, added the information that Bonwick attended school in London's Maida Vale, and cited the Hackney Society book. And there it was. It was thrilling, more thrilling than I had expected it to be.
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