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*020 #$a978-1-7174-5648-9
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*041  $aeng
*082 #$a914.1104 Fos
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*100 #$aFoster, Allan$_248613900
*245 0$aBook lovers' Edinburgh : a guide and companion
*2461#$aThe Literary Traveller in Edinburgh
*250 #$aRevised and updated in 2018
*260 #$aStorbritannia$c2018
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*385 #$aVoksne
*500 #$a1. utgave er utgitt av Mainstream Publishing, 2005 med tittel: "The Literary Traveller in Edinburgh"
*500 #$aPå omslaget: "Part guidebook, part readers' companion, Book Lovers' Edinburgh is an exploration of a great city that has been celebrated for its literature since ancient times. It opens up a landscape that will lead you through the sites and haunts of Edinburgh's literary legends: Robert Louis Stevenson, Sir Walter Scott, Robert Burns, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, J.M. Barrie, Muriel Spark, Alexander McCall Smith, Ian Rankin, J.K. Rowling and others. A combination of a good read and a literary treasure hunt, it unearths the people and places - many of them lost in time - that turned Edinburgh into one of the world's greatest cities of literature"
*650 0$aEdinburgh i litteratur$_248614100
*650 0$aEdinburgh$9nno$_25744100
*650 0$aStorbritannia$9nno$_10159700
*655 0$aReisehåndbøker$9nob$_10624200
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*999  $aDEICH-SPUTNIK:9145778$b2018-10-13T21:10:01Z
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