Author: Tim JonesAlso known as: Tim Jones, Tim, 1959 June 15- Jones
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The Tim Jones this author profile refers to has the official bibliographic identity Jones, Tim, 1959 June 15-. He is the author or editor of the following books: Transported [author], Anarya's Secret: An Earthdawn Novel [author], All Blacks' kitchen gardens [author], Boat people [author], Extreme weather events [author], Electroplasm [editor], What on earth [editor], and of the short story "Wintering Over". Information on other authors named Tim Jones is available at the "Other Tim Joneses" page listed under Links.
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The Tim Jones this author profile refers to has the official bibliographic identity Jones, Tim, 1959 June 15-. He is the author or editor of the following books: Transported [author], Anarya's Secret: An Earthdawn Novel [author], All Blacks' kitchen gardens [author], Boat people [author], Extreme weather events [author], Electroplasm [editor], What on earth [editor], and of the short story "Wintering Over". Information on other authors named Tim Jones is available at the "Other Tim Joneses" page listed under Links.
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