"David H. Bailey" wrote:
> As it is Ted Ross's book and he's dead, as far as I'm concerned, nothing > new can be added, unless he wrote some additional material before he died. Well, there is something of a publishing tradition of continuing to use the name of a well known author or editor, who is long dead. Prominent examples of these are "Webster's Dictionary", and "Gray's Anatomy". Using the name "Ross" on a second edition of a book bearing the identical title to the first, and covering much the same area of inquiry, even though edited by someone else, would not be outside this tradition. ns _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
