J. I. M. Stewart (disambiguation)
"J. I. M. Stewart" is composed of at least 12 distinct authors, divided by their works.
About the Author
Author Division
J. I. M. Stewart (1)
Works have been aliased into Michael Innes.
Vanity Fair (1877) — Editor, some editions; Introduction, some editions — 16,299 copies, 200 reviews
J. I. M. Stewart (2) : Jim Stewart
So I Like to Get Tied Up - So What!! 3 copies
Need a Dozen Tow Boys? 2 copies
Top Ridge Farm 1 copy
Well Waxed and Waterproof 1 copy
J. I. M. Stewart (5) : Jim Stewart
SAP Basis Certification Questions: SAP Basis Interview Questions, Answers, and Explanations (2005) 3 copies
mySAP HR Interview Questions, Answers, and Explanations: SAP HR Certification Review (2005) 2 copies
J. I. M. Stewart (unknown)
Common Knowledge
- Disambiguation notice
- 1. J. I. M. Stewart used the pseudonym Michael Innes when writing detective fiction.
2. Jim Stewart wrote So I Like to Get Tied Up...So What? Also wrote We Love S&M.
3. Jim Stewart (Irish) aka James Charles Stewart, born 19 Mar. 1949 wrote Personal Provision of Retirement Income: Meeting the Needs of Older….
4. Jim (James) Stewart June 6, 1952 wrote Managing Change Through Training and Development.
5. Jim Stewart wrote the SAP books.
6. Stewart, Jim 1921- (with Shirley Stewart, 1922) wrote Easy Going.
7. Jim Stewart (USA) (his first book) wrote An Angel from Vietnam.
8. Jim Stewart, children's writer wrote Joey's Horse.
9. Jim Stewart wrote I Can't Look at the City, sf, short story.
10. Jim Stewart, artist, curator and owner of the Zymoglyphic Museum in San Mateo, CA.
11. Stewart, Jim 1934- (James M. Stewart) - Decoys of the Thousand Islands
(12) Jim Stewart, a.k.a. J. R. Stewart, the Oregon-based author of Ochoco Reach