User talk:Zecca 2000
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Your addition
Thanks for contributing! However, if I understand it correctly, you added Information that's already inherent in the publication's entry. Also, we maintain English as language for all comments and notes. For these two reasons, I am inclined to delete your addition (and will do so later this day, if you have no reasonable objections). Sorry for that, but there are most certainly hundreds of other possibilities for your contributions. Thanks for taking a first step! Stonecreek 14:32, 9 January 2015 (UTC)
- According to Catalogo Vegetti, there are 2 separate works with the same title ("L'anno del sole quieto") in L'anno del sole quieto. The first one is an Italian translation of Wilson Tucker's The Year of the Quiet Sun. The second one is an original Italian screenplay by Alan D. Altieri, presumably based on Tucker's novel. Since we don't have a separate title type for screenplays, it's currently listed as a novella. I have updated the ISFDB record -- thanks for bringing up the issue! Ahasuerus 20:54, 9 January 2015 (UTC)