Adaptation: Work is an adaption of  Work(More)

An adaptation is a work that's been altered in some way.
Links a work that is an adaptation of another work.

• Translation: Work is a translation of  Work(More)

  Links a work that is a translation of another work, remember to also link the translator of the work as well.
  <--! and the original author with "wrote [original language]" attribute" -->

• Revision: Work is a revision of  Work(More)

  Links a work to a revision of it.
  See Wikipedia for more information about revisions.

• Derivative: Work is derived from  Work(More)

  A derivation is a work that is based on another work, such as parodies or inspirations.
  Links a work that is in some way a derivation.

  • Inspiration: Work inspired  Work(More)

    Links a work to another it is inspired by in some way.
    Only use this, if the work is generally understood to be inspired by another.

  • Parody: Work is a parody of  Work(More)

    Links a work to another that it is a parody of.
    Only use this if the work is explicitly stated, or is generally understood to be a parody.

  • Reconstruction: Work is a reconstruction of  Work(More)

    A reconstruction, is a work that is created by (usually) another person than the original writer, using already written bits and pieces to create a consistent whole.
    Links a work to another work it is a reconstruction of.
    Example: The Silmarillion

Part: Work has part  Work(More)

When a work consists of several sub-parts, this is used to link each part to the mother work.
For example; Individual chapters previously released as short-stories, fix-ups, poetry cycles, excerpts, stand-alone works that are also parts of a whole.

• Excerpts: Work contains excerpts from  Work(More)

  Links a work to another work that it quotes verbatim.
  Only use this if it is quoted outright.

• Citation/Reference: Work cites  Work(More)

  Links a work to another it refers to.
  Contrarily to excerpts, cites refers to another work without copying its content, often the sourced work is listed in a "Reference" section (commonly at bottom of pages or in a special section at the back of the book).

• Quotation: Work quotes  Work(More)

  move this to "excerpt"