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Peter Robinson

Peter Robinson is composed of at least 17 distinct authors.

Also known as: Peter Robenson, Peter Robinson

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    (1) Peter Robinson (born 1950) is an English-born, Canadian-based crime writer - author of Inspector Banks mysteries.
    (2) Robinson, Peter, 1938- wrote Containers.
    (3) Peter Robinson (born 18 February 1953) is a British poet born in Salford, Lancashire - author of "Entertaining Fates"
    (4) Peter M. Robinson (born 1957) is an American author, a research fellow, a television host and a former speechwriter for George Bush and Ronald Reagan - author of "Snapshots from Hell".
    (5) Robinson, Peter 1977- wrote A Boy Called Marshall.
    6. Robinson, Peter, 1944- wrote Football Days.
    7. Robinson, Peter, 1939- wrote Bird Detective.
    8. Robinson, Peter, 1953 Oct. 8 wrote The changing world of gay men.
    9. Robinson, Peter (Peter D.) wrote Their Cry Was No Surrender.
    10. Robinson, Peter 1956- wrote Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition.
    11. Robinson, P. J. (Peter John) 1944- wrote Contemporary Climatology.
    12. Robinson, Ian wrote Chaucer and English Tradition.
    13. Robinson, Peter 1915- wrote Sculpture in Progress.
    14. Robinson, Peter 1946- wrote Memory Lanes.
    15. Peter Laurie Robinson wrote Autobiography.
    16. Peter Robinson is a British music journalist and wrote Busted.
    17. Robinson, Peter 1943- wrote Tenement House.

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