- of the
Athenian booksellers. In Rome,
toward the end of the republic, it
became the
fashion to have a library, and
Roman booksellers carried on a flourishing...
- The
Bookseller is a
British magazine reporting news on the
publishing industry.
Philip Jones is editor-in-chief of the w****ly
print edition of the magazine...
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English merchant in the M****achusetts Bay Colony. He was the
first known bookseller in the
British Colonies.
Usher was born in
England in 1616,
likely in...
- The
Booksellers is a 2019
American do****entary film that was directed, edited, and
produced by D.W. Young. It was
executive produced by
Parker Posey,...
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Barnes &
Noble Booksellers is an
American bookseller with the
largest number of
retail outlets in the
United States. The
company operates approximately...
- The
Bookseller of
Kabul is a non-fiction book
written by
Norwegian journalist Åsne Seierstad,
about a
bookseller, Shah
Muhammad Rais (whose name was changed...
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International Booksellers Federation Independent Online Booksellers ****ociation New
England Independent Booksellers ****ociation Pan
African Booksellers ****ociation...
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Waterstones Booksellers Limited,
trading as
Waterstones (formerly Waterstone's), is a
British book
retailer based in London, England,
owned by the American...
- ****an
Booksellers'
Award (本屋大賞, Hon'ya Taishō, lit. "Bookstore Award") is an
annual ****anese
literary award. It is
awarded based on
votes by bookstore...
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Cornhill (formerly also Cornhil) is a ward and
street in the City of London, the
historic nucleus and
financial centre of
modern London, England. The street...
