Bill McCormick Books

The complete beginner's guide to golf.

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A guide for the novice golfer which includes discussions of the history of the game, equipment and clothes, techniques and skills, etiquette, and rules.

The complete beginner's guide to golf.

By Bill McCormick

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A guide for the novice golfer which includes discussions of the history of the game, equipment and clothes, techniques and skills, etiquette, and rules.

Tennis.

By Bill McCormick

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Discusses the origins of tennis, its equipment, rules, scoring, and plays and includes a brief description of some tennis "greats."

Gods of Clay

By Jeanette O Hagan, Bill McCormick, Victor Acquista, Ian Bristow, Jane Jago, Ricardo Victoria, GD Deckard, Rob Edwards, Leo McBride, E.M. Swift Hook

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The Brittle Riders

By Bill McCormick

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Goptri of the Mists

By Bill McCormick

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F ckening

By Bill McCormick, Art Lasky, Margret Treiber, G. D. Deckard, Geoff Habiger

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Brittle Riders Book One

By Bill McCormick

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Splice

By Bill McCormick

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Brittle Riders

By Bill McCormick

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