User talk:Rogerssj
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On Another Plane: A Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Stories
I'm holding your edit to On Another Plane: A Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Stories. An anthology should be credited to the editor(s) and based on the publication. Looking at Amazon Inside, I'm not seeing an editor credited within the pub which would mean "uncredited" is correct. If there is secondary source for the editor(s), we would variant the "uncredited" record to the actual editor(s). However, in this case, you seem to be adding the names of the authors within the anthology? If you could please clarify your intent, it would be appreciated. Thanks. -- JLaTondre (talk) 16:52, 3 May 2018 (EDT)