bookfair
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- noun
- /ˈbʊkˌfɛr/
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feria del libro
- Face it, anarcho-trolls: most Anarchist Bookfairs have been raided by leftists.
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Noam Chomsky sends his highest regards about being unable to attend the Boston Anarchist Bookfair.
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The second annual Boston Anarchist Bookfair was held at Simmons College this past weekend, from November 9 through the 11.
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The 2012 Boston Anarchist Bookfair
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Call to participate in the first annual East Bay Anarchist Bookfair: Conversations & Books
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More information on the 2012 Boston Anarchist Bookfair and the show, including the full lineup, can be found on their website.
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The Bookfair opened with a concert on Friday night at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA).
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In the city of Oakland, on Ohlone land, in November of 2012, we will be hosting the first annual East Bay Anarchist Bookfair: Conversations & Books.
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The show was successful, with more than 100 in attendance throughout the night, and a great prelude to the Bookfair, held just a few blocks away from SMFA at Simmons College.
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There’s also the very not-mobile "New England Mobile Bookfair" on the outskirts of Boston that does that with theirs (and then by title within that).
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This weekend, we are excited to attend the annual bookfair where local authors showcase their work.
Synonyms
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An event where books are shown and sold to encourage reading
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bookfair is made from two simple words: book and fair, and fair here means a 'market' or public event where sellers show their goods. So a bookfair is like a market or festival where people display and sell books.