Talk:Clash of the Princes

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Although Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone may have lent their name to the book, they are not the authors (see WorldCat reference in the article). ... discospinster _talk 21:58, 5 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]

To 176.249.21.113 - The author credit is given on the title page. It does state "Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone present" on the cover and the title page, but also on the title page it says the following below the title: "by Andrew Chapman and Martin Allen". Many of the fighting Fantasy books were written by other authors but had the "Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone present" tag on the cover as they were well known gamebook authors and it helped sell books. Deagol2 (talk) 09:52, 6 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]

It could get even more confusing. For instance,

Steve Jackson (UK game designer)

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