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...identified as such without the dustcover. They have the same ISBN, cover artist (if listed on the publication data page), page count, quality, weight, and ...al caveat that comes to mind is that I am not sure if the quality of their images could be a problem from the legal angle, but that is likely their problem a

...00, change the page numbers and price if need be, and put in the new Cover Artist if known. This would make it less then a minutes worth of work, instead of ...tle. I'll leave this as an example - I'm not so bothered that I'm going to hunt and kill novels with Shortfiction contents, nor am I going to fix this titl

...it has been customary to wait until we have a representative sample of an artist's work before we set up VTs and pseudonyms, which often translates to a gen ::I agree with both of the above statements. I do think that where an artist's usual working name name is clear, there is no need to wait for software e

....isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Blair Blair]. Using a very infrequent form of an artist's name as his/her canonical name just because it's the longest one may lead ...ary sources which is a factor that has influenced perceptions of canonical artist name selection. [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Frank%20Kelly%20Freas

...yss 0-440-21114-X, Apr ’92 [Mar ’92], $4.99, 367pp, pb) Horror novel of an artist whose head injury exposes him to a strange and terrifying world lurking at ...[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?6745 Fire People] and the magazine images at [http://www.archive.org/details/ArgosyAll-StoryWeekly IA] which started

== Normalize artist name when entering it from a signature? == ...licationFields:Artist}} is silent on if there are desires as far as how an artist name should get entered when the credit is based on the signature. It came