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...02324|name=The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction}}'', 2nd edition, eds. John Clute and Peter Nicholls, New York, St. Martin's Griffin, 1993, ISBN 0-312-09618- ...edia.com/ ''The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction''], 3rd edition, eds. John Clute, David Langford, Peter Nicholls, Graham Sleight, et. al., October 2011

{{T|189435|name=Encyclopedia of Fantasy}}, eds. John Clute and John Grant, New York, St. Martin’s Press, 1997, ISBN 0-312-14594-2, 1049p.

...997, St. Martin's Press, xvi+1049pp, ISBN 0-312-15897-1) by John Clute and John Grant. Both of these encyclopedias follow the same format: they give a brie ...cover the genre through 1968. The look and feel is very different than the Clute & Nichols & Grant encyclopedias. Biographies are more in-depth, publication

*John Broome *John C. Wright

...liographic data, please do not check "Correct". For example, the Nicholls/Clute Encyclopedia, while very reliable, does not generally give publisher or pri ...o it. In a situation like this it would be better to edit the [[Author:M. John Harrison]] page and add a note that this title is missing. Even better wou

...rs of intense daily abuse, my copy of The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction (Clute & Nicholls) has finally taken major damage in the form of a tear down the s * Introduced a new feature which allows editors (someone like John W. Campbell, Jr.) to be linked to the magazines which they edited. It is no

# {{a|M._John_Harrison}} [[Author:M. John Harrison|ISFDB Wiki]] # {{a|John_W._Campbell,_Jr.}} [[Author:John W. Campbell, Jr.|ISFDB Wiki]]

* ''The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction'', 2nd edition, eds. John Clute and Peter Nicholls, New York, St. Martin's Griffin, 1993, ISBN 0312096186, * ''Encyclopedia of Fantasy'', eds. John Clute and John Grant, New York, St. Martin’s Press, 1997, ISBN 0312145942, 1049p.

...same theme, published in one large volume". That's the definition used by Clute/Nicholls' ''Encyclopedia of Science Fiction'': "omnibus is a book that asse ...e> and <author's pseudonym> Yes, it sounds really bizarre, I know, but see John Wyndham's bibliography. There are individuals who write as multiple people

...ook publication. Most encyclopedias try to provide both data elements (see Clute/Nicholls). I suspect that this issue will be discussed some more when we ta ...all records that are applicable. Use paper bibliographies (Bleiler, Tuck, Clute, Reginald, ect) for older editions, Web bibliographies (Locus, Contento, Oz

== Clute/Nicholls Verification Revisited == ...which confuses matters a bit. I wanted to ask if our policy is still that Clute/Nicholls is reserved for the paper (or CD/ROM if anyone can still play that

:::::Tell that to your fellow Brits who edit the SFE III. (I guess Clute would be an American as well since he was born in Canada.) [[User:Mhhutchi == Clute/Nicholls Verification ==

1930 Campbell John W. Campbell, Jr. 62 1930 Campbell John Scott Campbell 6

.... His sources are Contento for Boardman and informal information from John Clute and others for Aldiss. I would probably but a note on the story and in the ...tion could be. In the [[ISFDB:Verification requests#Interstellar Empire by John Brunner|recent example]] we can already date 1st, 3rd and 5th printings to

:::: I don't think I'd trust an automatic system, due to house names like {{A|John Cleve}} and {{A|Erin Hunter}}. I think we can develop scripts to reverse a ...tasy author (no entries in the respective encyclopedias by Nicholls and/or Clute), shouldn't his work be deleted?

...n to. For example Comic Strip "Gory & Roddy in 'A Space Oddity Part 3'" by John Waltrip". We don't need to be able to view the comic itself. ...o see an "author" page for [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?1731881 John Lithgow] or [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?1731885 Scatman Crother

...be for a first printing? I know I have a 3rd printing of Douglas Adams and John Lloyd's "Meaning of Liff" from what I believe to be the first signing-tour John Novotny, Snug as a Bug, The Dude, November 1962

...] and [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?863882 here by Ron Goulart]. Clute and Nicholls imply they're different versions, although I'm not so sure as ...lease do read the notes. Entries like "London: Lane" are too vague (is it "John Lane" or "Allen Lane"?) and sometimes inaccurate ("London: Panther" for a c

...book form and the texts that have not appeared in book form, which is what Clute/Nicholls and other encyclopedias do. At the time, we didn't want to create ...ways be some dispute about "canonical name" - e.g. {{A|John Wyndham}} for "John Wyndham Parkes Lucas Beynon Harris". [[User:BLongley|BLongley]] 20:31, 28 S