In doing clean-up of author listings (initials without periods), I ran into complications with some of the J.A. Fielding listings. Some of her books include BWWM Club and Bwwm Romance Dot Com as coauthor. Further research shows that BWWM Club is coauthor on 29 works, and Bwwm Romance Dot Com is coauthor on 2 works. These coauthorships include multiple writers, not just Fielding.
I didn't find anything in the Goodreads Librarian Manual that addresses this issue. Do I remove those entities as coauthors? Leave them alone? I need help. I need direction. I need chocolate.
I've removed BWWM Club and Bwwm Romance Dot Com as author on these books, and in doing so I noticed something else. Each of the books included "launch sale" promo ads at the beginning of the book description. I deleted all those as well. I do hope that was correct.
And ... I found another one: Shifter Club. Working on that now as well.
Dobby0390 wrote: "Each of the books included "launch sale" promo ads at the beginning of the book description. I deleted all those as well. I do hope that was correct."
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The Amazon listings that I checked showed the coauthorship, but the print books listed in WorldCat did not. My Russian Baby is an example:
http://www.amazon.com/Russian-Baby-Bi...
http://www.worldcat.org/title/my-russ...
I didn't find anything in the Goodreads Librarian Manual that addresses this issue. Do I remove those entities as coauthors? Leave them alone? I need help. I need direction. I need chocolate.
Thanks!