Quoting J. McRee Elrod m...@slc.bc.ca:
Then there are spirit writings and compositions; another version of
as told to?
Oh, dear. Now I'll be waiting to see $echanneller. (Kidding, honest!)
The complexity of the bibliographic world does not fit neatly into a
finite predetermined set of
On 06/05/2013 15:27, Nancy Braman wrote:
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Quoting J. McRee Elrod m...@slc.bc.ca:
The complexity of the bibliographic world does not fit neatly into a
finite predetermined set of terms.
True; and it seems to be getting more complex all the time.
/snip
Yes. There is another aspect to this
To all who responded, thank you very much. (And no, I'm not quoting
the whole digest at the end.)
Bernadette and Heidrun:
I'll probably go with author. An author's note explains that Mr.
Young had made two previous attempts on his own, but they were
unsatisfactory. His editor then suggested
Nancy Braman said:
It's not really in interview format; the narrative flows as if Mr.
Young had had no assistance at all. It just doesn't feel like
interviews.
True. I was joking a bit, although I suspect questions were asked,
suggestions were made, and narrative was edited by the
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