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Author:	Anthony Horowitz
Co-authors:	Ian Fleming
Title:	Trigger Mortis
Publisher:	Orion
Country:	UK
Date:	8 Sep 2015
Format:	Hardcover
Class Number:	823.914
Genre:	Fiction, Thriller
ISBN13 / Barcode:	9781409159131
Total Editions:	4
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Notes

Goldsboro Books exclusive signed and numbered limited (1000 copies) UK First Edition hardback with sprayed edges, marker ribbon, and head and tail bands.

Copy No 701 was one of the few Anthony Horowitz signed in blue. 95% were signed in black according to the author.

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23skidoo 11th Jul 2020		@ppint No, I will not - apparently, if someone is credited with "and" or some such, indicating a primary author, then we're supposed to use "Add Co-Author". Horowitz is the primary author of this work, utilizing only some Fleming material, so "Various Authors" is not used in this case. On an unrelated note, the Harper Perennial edition I'm about to index as "A James Bond Novel" as this book's subtitle but I don't know if this is the case with the Orion edition.



ppint. 4th Jun 2020		23skidoo: and submitting a correction changing the author to "various" ?



23skidoo 3rd Jun 2020		As it indicates on the cover that it incorporates material written by Ian Fleming, I'm adding him as a co-author on these editions.



JPGR&B SUBS 29th Apr 2016		Purchased from Goldsboro Books in September 2015 for £20.00. The last two copies at Goldsboro Books are selling for £119.99 each.



JPGR&B SUBS 27th Apr 2016		No. 1 in the Top 50 books viewed yesterday. (this comment is from another edition of this book)



JPGR&B SUBS 26th Apr 2016		Picked up my copy as an Airport Exclusive at London Heathrow Terminal 4 on Friday 22 April 2016. (this comment is from another edition of this book)



JPGR&B SUBS 13th Oct 2015		No. 1 in the Top 50 books viewed yesterday. Go OO7! (this comment is from another edition of this book)