Example Joint Author Books

9 editions

Fiction General&Literary Fiction Biography: General Biography Autobiography

The Last Stage

2005

Vietnam When the Tanks Were Elephants

2005

Cross over the Bridge

2005

Wildegeest a Search for Last Places - Sequel

2005

Sturtevant and Dobzhansky

2005

A Second Chance at a First Impression

2005

Creativity for Entertainers Vol. 3

2005

The Making of an Eagle

2005

Sharga

2003

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