After compiling five pages of errors in the new Olsen and Larsson
gull book, I finally called the publisher to try and learn if A) they
are aware of the problem, and B) what they plan on doing about it.

It turns out that Princeton University Press was actually not
directly involved in the production of the book but bought it from a
second party whom they declined to identify (though I have my
suspicions who this might be). Princeton is aware of most of the
errors and decided just yesterday to recall the book. The man I spoke
with was uncertain what the method would be for the recall or how
people would be notified, but full refunds will be given. He was also
uncertain if the book would be reissued with corrections but thought
this likely.

Unfortunately, if you've discovered errors in the book, at this point
there isn't anyone in particular that you can contact. This may
change but exactly how and when has yet to be decided.

--
Anthony X. Hertzel -- axhertzel at sihope.com