Elf Punk; today i created a new Wikipedia entry

Today I created a new Wikipedia entry on "Elf Punk".

I'm not sure if it will ultmiately be accepted as a new entry.
Perhaps it will be merged into another existing entry.
(There is an explanation of Elfpunk at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberpunk_derivatives#Elfpunk but this is the wrong place for it to be. Elf Punk has little to do with Cyberpunk except that it includes the word "punk".
Elf punk is a subgenre of urban fantasy .

What follows is the text that I wrote. . .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elf_punk

See also Elfpunk. Elf Punk is one of the Fantasy subgenres of fantasy fiction, closely related to Urban fantasy. Elf Punk is not a Cyberpunk derivative.

Discussion of Definition

Quote: Elf Punk came out in the late 80's combining the "urban fairy tale" thing with a rather punk aesthetic that it's at least a sub-genre. Ref: 13-Mar-2008, JasonK

Quote: More modern 'elf punk' fiction might feature fairies and elves in urban settings and cultures, such as biker elves. Ref: http://sci-fi.lovetoknow.com/wiki/Fairies,_Elves_and_other_Immortal_Beings

This little review gives a good idea of what an Elf Punk novel might be like: Quote: I just finished Wen Spencer's Tinker. (It is an) elf-punk fantasy romance with buckets of blood and a spunky, if improbably lucky protagonist. I mean, who wouldn't want to be Einstein smart, Jet Li tough and Lindsay Lohan cute? Tinker is a junk yard dog who understands quantum physics and elfin magic about equally well. Ref: http://www.asimovs.com/discus/messages/8355/7473.html?1187636496 by Matt Jarpe, 2-July-2007

Galaxy Bookshop, (Sydney, Australia), lists three titles in the Elf Punk sub genre. See http://www.galaxybooks.com.au/categories.asp?id=11092&name=Elf%20Punk

Ramona Koval mentioned Elf Punk on The Book Show, on Australia's ABC Radio National, 23-April-2008 in an interview with Jeff VanderMeer, author of Steampunk: an anthology of fiction and non-fiction. Ref: http://www.abc.net.au/rn/bookshow/stories/2008/2225120.htm

Books that are Elf Punk

(Alphabetic by Author Surname)

'A Betrayal in Winter' (August 2007 in Australia) by Daniel Abraham

'Finder' by Emma Bull

'A Child Again' (October 2005 in Australia) by Robert Coover

Some books by Charles de Lint

Many books by Mercedes Lackey

'Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West' by Gregory Maguire

'Cold Iron' 1998 and 'Sister to the Rain' by Melisa C Michaels (All of Melisa Michaels's books are out of print) Ref: http://www.sfsite.com and http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/m/melisa-michaels/

'A Handbook of American Prayer: A Novel' (January 2006 in Australia) by Lucius Shepard