Virtually no scholarly endeavor is wholly new. Almost every intellectual advance is founded upon the work of others who came before. Bibliographies, by definition, are lists of books, and, by extension, of actual publications, including books, articles in periodicals, and so on. The best way to do this is to have complete and accurate citations.
Different publishers use different formats in the bibliographies they publish.
If you preparing something to be published by a particular publisher, obviously, you would follow that organization's format scrupulously. The A. B. C. Murders. This a book authored by Agatha Christie. The book originally was published in 1936, but this is a 1971 reprint. Landman, Neil H., Kazushige Tanabe, and Richard Arnold Davis, editors.