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This is a different Jens Moe from the existing author by this name.

Moved book to the correct profile: /author/show...

Very good! Is there some way I as a non-librarian can choose between authors having the same name when I create a book?

I figure I can clean up the other of his books as well, if you could assist me?

Here is a library scan of its cover: /photo/user/...

Correct title: I trettende time : hverdagsglimt fra arbeidet med akuttmedisinsk hjelp på ulykkesstedet

Martin Nilsen should also be credited as author. Or editor (although that sort of conflicts with GR guidelines). He is given credit as follows: "The manuscript has been edited and penned by journalist Martin Nilsen".

The only difference between authors is how many spaces is between their name. The easiest way to find the variants as a non-librarian is to open a comment (like this one) and use the add book/author and try with varying numbers of spaces. It's the only search on the site that differentiates them when searching. Type "Jens^Moe" and "Jens^^Moe" (replacing ^with a space) and you'll see they are two different id's. If you need to make a new (third) Jens Moe, you can try with ^^^ and if you get no result, just use that when you create the book, and the new profile will be created.

Thanks for the information, Krazykiwi.

(Still waiting for Abcdarian (or someone else) to make other requested changes)

#3 Done. Is that a hardcover or paperback?

Hardcover. And thank you!

Added. You're welcome. :-)

I guess this is the correct place to place this. Book: Boy who couldn't fly straight is listed under Jeff Jacobson.
When you go to his page Jeff Jacobson writes dystopian novels. He even says when people ask him about boy who couldn't fly straight he says not his work.
Here is the link to what I am talking about : /author/show...
So if we could separate the two that would be great.

Moved The Boy Who Couldn't Fly Straight to a separate profile. Thank you for signaling.

Patrick wrote: "I guess this is the correct place to place this...."
Not really, since this thread was meant for a specific book. In future, better start a new thread (and as a bonus, you're request will probably be resolved quicker).