Lee M. is a sixtysomething Englishman whose interests include science fiction, rock music, radio and television comedy and amateur(ish) photography.

Articles begun, substantially written or having major contributions by Lee M (not including headings):

• Thames Television
• London Weekend Television
• Associated Television Network Limited
• Central Independent Television
• Southern Television
• Commercial Neutral Broadcasting Company
• Radio City (pirate radio station)
• Four Feather Falls
• Worzel Gummidge
• Stingray (TV show)
• UFO (TV series) (expanding on original article)
• Camberwick Green
• Trumpton
• Chigley
• The Adventures of Robin Hood (series)
• Auf Wiedersehen, Pet
• Sykes
• Life on Earth
• Star Wars (radio)
• British Satellite Broadcasting
• Sky Movies
• Sky News
• Sky One
• VERA
• Vivian Stanshall
• Hancock's Half Hour
• It Sticks Out Half a Mile
• The Burkiss Way
• Earthsearch
• Secrets (play)
• Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) (substantial additions to original article)
• Catterick (television)
• Independence Day UK
• Radio Atlantis

• Limelight (movie)

• Arena (band)
• Citizen Cain
  • Article now deleted by overzealous editors
• Clubbo Records
• The Enid
• FC (band), formerly Final Conflict
• IQ (band)
• Clive Nolan
• Pendragon (band)
• Shadowland (band)
• Twelfth Night (band)
• Unit 4 + 2
• Walk on Fire
• The Water Pistols

• The Hobbit (1968 radio series)
• The Lord of the Rings (1981 radio series)
• Journeys of Frodo
• Argonath
• Nen Hithoel
• Harlond
• Nindalf
• Emyn Muil
• Mindolluin
• Council of Elrond
• Ring-inscription (Originally part of the One Ring article, moved and expanded by me)

• The Jungle Book (with image)
  • "Mowgli's Brothers" (with image)
  • "Kaa's Hunting" - featured in "Did you know..." on the Main Page on November 24 2004
  • "Tiger! Tiger!"

• The Second Jungle Book (with image)
  • "Letting In the Jungle"
  • "Red Dog" (with image)
• The Third Jungle Book by Pamela Jekel (with image)
• Mowgli (with image)
• Raksha (Jungle Books)
• Father Wolf
• Baloo
• Bagheera
• Kaa
• Shere Khan (with image)
• Messua
• Messua's husband
• Nathoo
• Grey Brother
• Feral children in mythology and fiction
• Pyrénée: article deleted. See this page instead.

• Boy on a Stick and Slither
• By The Saints Now deleted, because it supposedly failed to meet the criteria for inclusion. This link will remain, pending such time as it meets the criteria. Meanwhile, a revised version of the article may be found at WikiFur and Comixpedia.
• Copper (comic)
• Elf Life
• Elves (Elfquest)
• Magical Adventures in Space
• The Perishers
• Reman Mythology
• Soul name (Elfquest-related)
• Teacher's Pet (Cor!!)
• Wapsi Square
• Wolfriders (Elfquest-related)
• World of Two Moons (ditto)
• The Wotch

Also

• Fishboy
• Kid Chameleon (comic strip)
  • The last 2 also fit in Kipling's Jungle Books and related topics

• Green Park
• Greenwich Foot Tunnel (current article greatly expands on my information)

• Harry Bates (sculptor) (proofread and linked 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica article)
• George Barr (artist) (with image) - science fiction and fantasy artist
• Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux
• Charles Degeorge (all the info I can find, which isn't much)
• Antoine-Denis Chaudet (only a stub, but look at all those external links!)
• Alexandre Falguière (proofread and linked 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica article. Later found and uploaded public domain image.)
• Edward Onslow Ford (proofread and linked 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica article)
• John Gibson (proofread and linked 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica article; was originally stumped by one of the typo'd names but eventually found it)
• Insecula - [1]
• François-Raoul Larche
• Paul Manship (now greatly expanded from my version, and a good thing too)
• Antonin Mercié (moved and expanded using 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica article)
• Hippolyte Moulin (later found photo on Commons)
• George Rennie (sculptor and politician) with photo
• François Rude (text superseded but external links remain)

• Dancer in the Dark (story)
• DAW Books
• The Encyclopedia of Fantasy
• Science Fantasy (magazine)
• Thomas Burnett Swann (now with image)
• Lords of the Starship

• South Eastern Trains

• Agalmatophilia now moved to Statuephilia
• Robot fetishism

• Rogers Centre (formerly SkyDome) (overhead photo)
• Uluru (three photos)
• Donatello's David (photo of replica)
• Natural History Museum (one photo)
• Victoria and Albert Museum (one photo)
• Atomium (photo)
• Albert Toft (scan)
• Frederick William MacMonnies (photo)
• The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (cover scan)

• Donatello (links to several images of plaster replica David in the V&A)

Plus numerous contributions to other articles