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I noticed from a search in Barnes and Nobles that Donald G. Firesmith is involved in the publication of the following 16 books:
1993. Object-Oriented Requirements Analysis and Logical Design: A Software Engineering Approach. By Donald G. Firesmith, Firesmith. Hardcover.
1995. Dictionary of Object Technology: The Definitive Desk Reference. By Donald G. Firesmith, Edward M. Eykholt.
(1995. Dictionary of Object Technology: The Definitive Desk Reference. By Donald G. Firesmith, Edward M. Eykholt. Paperback)
(1996. Object-Oriented Requirements Analysis and Logical Design: A Software Engineering Approach. By Donald G. Firesmith)
1998. Java Gems: Jewels from Java Report. By Dwight Deugo (Editor) , Donald G. Firesmith
1998. Kent Beck's Guide to Better Smalltalk. By Kent Beck, Donald G. Firesmith (Editor)
1998. The Patterns Handbook: Techniques, Strategies, and Applications. By Linda Rising (Editor) , Donald G. Firesmith (Editor)
1998. Advanced Object-Oriented Analysis and Design Using UML. By James J. Odell, Donald G. Firesmith (Editor) , Martin Fowler (Foreword by)
1998. OPEN Modeling Language (OML) Reference Manual By Donald G. Firesmith, Ian Graham, Brian Henderson-Seller. Paperback.
(1998. OPEN Modeling Language (OML) Reference Manual. By Donald G. Firesmith, Ian Graham, Brian Henderson-Sellers. Paperback)
1998. Documenting a Complete Java Application Using Open. By Donald G. Firesmith, Greg Hendley, Marshall Stowe
2000. More Java Gems. By Dwight Deugo, Donald G. Firesmith (Editor) , Dwight Deugo (Editor)
2001. Design Patterns in Communications Software (Sigs Reference Library Series). by Linda Rising (Editor) , Donald G. Firesmith (Editor) , Douglas C. Schmidt (Foreword by)
2002. The OPEN Process Framework: An Introduction. By Brian Henderson-Sellers, Donald G. Firesmith
2003. C++ Gems: Programming Pearls from the C++ Report. By Stan Lippman, Donald G. Firesmith (Editor) , Stanley B. Lippman (Editor)
2008. Method Framework for Engineering System Architectures. By Donald G. Firesmith, Charles B. Hammons, Peter Capell, DeWitt Latimer, Tom Merendino.
There are 3 the same books, so the booklist of 13 different books.
As far as I can see there are just two titles that appear to be duplicates. As a co-author on that book I can explain - the book 'OPEN Modeling Language' was published by SIGS. SIGS then sold out their book list to Cambridge University Press who republished our book with a new ISBN. Hence the two entries.--Brianhs (talk) 02:34, 13 October 2009 (UTC)Reply