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- organisations. The BookWorld is a fictitious and complex environment that acts as a "behind-the-scenes" area of books. The BookWorld is most likely "created"...
- Book World or Bookworld may refer to: "Book World", a defunct Chicago Tribune entertainment section "Book World", The Washington Post entertainment section...
- B.C. BookWorld is a British Columbia-based quarterly newspaper about the book trade. It was established in 1987. Founded by Alan Twigg in 1987, B.C. BookWorld...
- Tallman at BC Bookworld Author Bank: Frank Davey at BC Bookworld Author Bank: Fred Wah at BC Bookworld Author Bank: George Bowering at BC Bookworld Author Bank:...
- Queensland-based Bookworld. For several years the company went by the name Angus & Robertson Bookworld before eventually dropping Bookworld as part of the...
- of its existing customer base was migrated over to the new Bookworld website. The Bookworld brand was itself also later rebranded as Angus & Robertson...
- 2003 Season". bookworld.com.au. Archived from the original on 22 March 2014. Retrieved 16 July 2013. "All Saints: 2004 Season". bookworld.com.au. Archived...
- ISBN 978-1-4012-2799-9. Dodd, Quentin. "Northorp Bruce". ABC BookWorld. Pacific Bookworld Society. Retrieved March 6, 2024. Holmes, William L.; Northorp...
- chief editor and publisher of the Canadian book review magazine B.C. BookWorld wrote: One can argue Anton Chekhov is the second-most po****r writer on...
- Retrieved 2024-08-03. Fortune, George (2001). An Outline of Silozi Grammar. Bookworld Publishers. "Lozi language and alphabet". www.omniglot.com. Retrieved...